Revell 1: 24 '70 Dodge Challenger 2 'N 1, Orange

Excellent example of an unapologetic American pony car. Great price and shipping safe and quick.

Repop of a classic kit I built as a kid. Simple and fun glue together.

I found this one to be a good build. Not overly hard, not too easy. A good challenge. Parts fit together if you know what you're doing. I went with a orange/flat black color scheme, with Gold trim, exhaust and parts. Yea, I know, not traditional or realistic (unless you're Mr. T). But most of the models I build are true to form, and while that's cool, I wanted to change it up a little bit. Because, if you can't have a little fun while you are relaxing and building a model, what's the point? Anyway, Great car, loved having options. No regrets.

It was a good model to have.

Love this kit. This is my first build in 20 years. Be advised that this is a 1/24 scale model, not 1/25. Overall the parts fit together well. Molding contained minimal flash although the detail reveals that this may be an aging mold: some details are not crisp: Most notably with the engine and panel lines. Engine lacks detail of newer models: Fuel pump and starter are part of the engine mold which takes away from the authenticity. Chassis does not include shocks and the torsion bars do not meet the subframe assembly. Otherwise, this is a beautiful kit with simple to follow instructions.

Really terrific model. Part fit is excellent and it’s a fairly easy build for an experienced modeler. Love the one piece window glass making it easier to install and front and rear bumper and valance all fit perfectly. Two engine build choices and I went with the custom build since I usually build stock models. Requires paint for all parts, glue (of course) and ability to assemble a medium complexity model.

I specifically bought this to create a model of a super awesome car (the Bandit Ripper V8) from the videogame Wreckfest. Instead of building it to look like an OEM Challenger, I customized it to look like the car from the game, which also happens to look like it could belong in Mad Max Fury Road. I thoroughly enjoyed putting this together and it was nice and easy to follow the instructions. Now if only they made a kit for a 1979 Ford LTD wagon, I'd really like to make a little war wagon.

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