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The story of the Chevrolet® Corvette® traces back to the original show car’s debut at General Motors’ 1953 Motorama. Though legendary Corvette chief engineer Zora Arkus-Duntov was working on ideas for a mid-engine Corvette by 1960, that dream didn’t become a reality until the eighth generation of the iconic American sports car—the “C8” Corvette Stingray—made its debut as a 2020 model. The latest Vette’s mid-engine design has resulted in new proportions, but classic Corvette traits including aggressive styling, a two-seat cockpit, rear-wheel drive, and a powerful V-8 engine return for this new chapter of the Corvette’s still-unfolding story.  Features Revell’s highly detailed Chevrolet® Corvette® Stingray Z51 coupe kit features all-new tooling and is the first 1/25-scale plastic model kit of Chevy’s latest “C8” Vette. Carefully detailed 6.2L “LT2” V-8 engine and 8-speed DCT transmission assembly mounts midship, just like the real thing. Multi-piece interior includes GT2 sport seats and the builder’s choice of left- or right-hand-drive dashboards and center consoles. Authentically designed wheels in Corvette’s 5-open-spoke design. Detailed chassis with front wheels that can be positioned turning left or right. Removeable roof panel and opening engine cover. Molded in white and clear with soft black tires. (Paint and glue required, not included)  Specification Revell skill level: 4 Recommended age: 12+ Scale: 1:25 Number of parts: 142 Length: 7.375 in Width: 3.375 in Height: 2.00 in

Ready to assemble plastic model kit. Paints and cement (not included) are needed to complete the model. Side cutters, modeling knife and tweezers are also recommended. Product sold without glue and paint.

From 1965 through 1968, Carroll Shelby’s crew reworked Ford Mustangs to produce the legendary Shelby GT-350® and GT-500®. Production of the Shelby-tweaked Mustangs transferred to Ford for 1969, and the aggressive styling was wilder than ever. But performance was no better than a cheaper Mustang, and at the end of ’69 nearly 800 cars remained unsold. To create the 1970 Shelby GTs, the leftover ’69s were given new serial numbers under FBI supervision, a pair of black racing stripes were added to the hood, and a chin spoiler was bolted under the front bumper. A total of 789 cars were converted, and they marked the end of the original Shelby Mustang era. For the first time, Revell’s Shelby GT 500 can be built as a 1970 model with a newly tooled front spoiler and an all-new decal sheet with the signature hood stripes. The builder can also choose to build a 1969 Shelby GT 500 by simply omitting those items.  Features Highly detailed 428 Cobra Jet V-8 engine with a four-speed manual transmission. Detailed interior and chassis. Optional street machine version runs dual quads on a high-rise intake and racy custom wheels. Molded in white, transparent red, and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires. (Paint and glue required, not included)  Specification Revell skill level:  4 Recommended age:  12+ Scale:  1:25 Number of parts:  112 Length:  7.750 in Width:  2.750 in Height:  2.125 in

Revell's 1:24 scale 1979 Jeep J-10 Pickup model kit brings this rugged four-wheel-drive pickup to life with 124 parts, featuring an opening hood that reveals a detailed AMC 360 V-8 engine and a separately molded frame with running gear. Optional accessories include a CB radio antenna, bed-mounted roll bar, roof light bar, two grille guard options, jerry cans, toolbox, and a clear-window custom camper topper. The all-new decal sheet offers factory-correct 10-4 graphics and additional detail markings. Molded in white and clear with soft black tires, paint and glue are required to complete this off-road icon. Features 124 Parts Opening hood shows off a detailed AMC 360 V-8 engine. Separately molded frame with four-wheel-drive running gear. Optional parts include a CB radio antenna, factory-style bed-mounted roll bar, a roof-mounted light bar, a choice of two grille guards, a pair of jerry cans, and a tool box. All-new decal sheet includes factory-correct 10-4 graphics and plenty of detail markings. Includes an optional custom bed topper with clear windows. Molded in white and clear with soft black tires. Paint & Glue Required - Not Included

The 1968 Corvette was dramatically redesigned with curvaceous lines inspired by Chevrolet’s Mako Shark II dream car. The ultimate ’68s were powered by the mighty L88 version of the legendary 427-cubic-inch big-block V-8. The race-ready mill was good for an estimated 500 horsepower and was installed under a specially designed high-rise hood not shared with lesser Corvettes. This carefully detailed Revell kit includes parts to build a factory-stock ’68 Corvette convertible with the L88 mill or a wild street machine with a blown-and-injected 427 V-8 poking through the hood, a pair of chrome side pipes, and custom wheels. Features Choice of removable hardtop or simulated convertible soft top Highly detailed 427-cubic-inch “L88” V-8 engine Stock and street machine parts included Tampo-printed redline tires. Molded in white, transparent red and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires. Paint and glue required. (not included) Number of Parts: 124

The race for horsepower began in America in the fifties, but the car that really kickstarted the era of classic muscle cars was arguably the 1964 Pontiac GTO. The GTO combined Pontiac's muscular 389-cubic-inch V8 with its lightest car, the redesigned, midsize '64 Tempest LeMans. This easy-to-build 1:24 scale Revell 2'n1 kit features some of the car's best-remembered factory features, including the triple two-barrel "tri-power" carburetors, a four-speed manual gearbox and a dual exhaust. Building instructions are included, so that skilled builders can convert the two-door "Post" coupé body into a hardtop. Optional road parts include a second bonnet, which has been cut out to accommodate the chrome-plated blower with two four-cylinder fans and intake manifolds. Other hot rod goodies are a raised rear suspension and special rims in the style of the eighties. Contents Parts are included to build your 1964 Pontiac GTO in its original condition or as a road car Meticulously detailed 389 V8 engine with tri-power carburetors or optional twin four Cylinder blower Authentic interior with bucket seats and a finely crafted "four-on-the-floor" shifter Tampo-printed redline tires All-new decal sheet with multiple sets of custom stripes

Revell’s High Roller kits are jacked-up off-road versions of your favorite kits 4X4s. Now, for the first time ever, you can build a 1985 GMC Jimmy in 1:25 scale! Revell’s design team has set this timeless favorite up for weekend fun with a lifted suspension, contemporary off-road tires, and an all-new decal sheet. Features Revell’s all-new tooling of the classic “squarebody” 1985 GMC Jimmy in 1:25 scale. The carefully designed four-wheel-drive chassis assembly boasts a multi-piece frame with lifted suspension components and a detailed 350-cubic-inch V-8 engine. Newly tooled oversize off-road tires on old-school spoked “wagon” wheels with plated center caps. Optional dual front shocks, roof-mounted light bar, and front bumper guards. Hard top simulated sliding side vent windows. Removeable roof and engine-access panels. Molded in white and clear with soft black tires. (Paint and glue required, not included)

78 Chevy 4x4 pickup with Malibu GP Virage and trailer: The American model building dream Are you looking for a kit that is more than just a model? This iconic three-pack of pickup, trailer and Virage racing kart brings authentic 80s charm to your workbench and solves a central problem for many model builders: the combination of depth of detail, nostalgia and real building pleasure. Instead of having to choose between style and technology, you get everything in one set. This model is aimed at anyone who wants to combine the feeling of a classic US off-roader and the dynamics of a formula racing kart. The kit is perfect for advanced users who enjoy technical details and individual design options. The moving parts and the precise replica of the engine create a realistic overall picture that also leaves an impression on the shelf. No matter whether you keep the look classic or implement your own racing design - with the included decal sheet you have all the freedom. The trailer with movable ramps not only visually completes the set, but also brings real play potential for dioramas or presentations. The 1978 Chevy K-20 pickup epitomizes a time when American trucks were edgy, powerful and uncompromising. Its angular body and robust 4x4 drive made it a popular vehicle for adventure and work. The Malibu Grand Prix Virage, on the other hand, represents the racing dream of many young people in the 1980s. Inspired by real formula cars, the Virage karts offered a unique driving experience on special race tracks in the USA - and now also on your craft table. Features 1978 Chevrolet K-20 Silverado Fleetside as a powerful 4x4 off-roader Opening hood with visibly detailed 350 cid V8 engine Authentic all-wheel drive, off-road tires on spoked wheels Tubular front bumper and robust roll bar Malibu GP Virage Kart with multi-part engine, racing slicks and rear spoiler Functional two-axle trailer with movable loading ramps New, colorful decal sheet for trucks and karts White and clear plastic parts – ideal for painting Includes Chevrolet K-20 pickup model kit in 1:25 scale Virage racing kart with racing details Detailed trailer with ramps Brand new, exclusive stickers Construction instructions with clear step-by-step instructions

Revell 14584 1/25 73 Ford Mustang

Revell 14587 1/24 87 Monte Carlo SS

Unassembled and unpainted model kit. Paints and glue required to complete the 1971 Plymouth Satellite GTX Street Machine kit are not included.

While Dale Jr. is the son of the famous race car driver Dale Earnhardt Sr., he has carved out his own place in NASCAR history as well. In fact, he won the Most Popular Driver Award twelve times in a row as well as two Daytona 500 wins and numerous others. While he has won championships in other classes, his number one goal is to win the Cup. Kit features detailed racing interior, metal axles, molded in color parts and soft black tires.

In 2009, the Associated Press presented Jimmie Johnson with the Athlete of the Year Award in honor of his six NASCAR Championships. He was the first race car driver to ever win this award. His prestigious career has included more than seventy Cup wins so far and, with the backing of Hendrick Motorsports, it is likely the racing world hasn't heard the last of this California native. Kit features detailed racing interior, metal axles, molded in color parts and soft black tires.

One of the most widely used twin-engined bombers used in the war, the B-25 included the use of five nose-mounted .50 caliber machine guns for ground support. Features Crew figures and weighted tires Machine guns mounted in the glass nose of the aircraft The included decals allow you to build one of two variants of each: the 345 Bomb Group or the Air Apaches. Cast in light gray and translucent material Specification Scale: 1:48 Age recommendation: 12+ Number of parts: 125 Length: 367mm Span: 425mm Includes Plastic model kit (unassembled) Illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals

Ready to assemble plastic model kit. Paints and cement (not included) are needed to complete the model. Side cutters, modeling knife and tweezers are also recommended. Product sold without glue and paint.

The Thunderbirds are the USAF Air Demonstration Squadron and have been entertaining people for over 65 years. The squadron was formed in 1953 using the straight wing F-84 Thunderjet. Then they transitioned to the swept wing F-84F because it had excellent cruising characteristics and predictable handling. In addition to the Thunderbirds, the F-84F was sold to many countries around the world. It even saw service during the Cold War. This model kit of the Republic F-84F "Thunderstreak" from the Thunderbirds squadron includes bomb parts and a dolly too! Features Pilot figure Detailed cockpit USAF Thunderbird Decal Sceme. Optional Bombs with Service Transport Cart Molded in light gray and clear

Revell Star Wars™ Snaptite® Build and Play Rebel U-wing Fighter™ model kit includes 35 fun and easy to snap together pieces, no tools, paint or glue needed! Features in the model kit include battle action sounds and a lighted cockpit with pilots that brings your Star Wars™ Rebel U-wing Fighter™ to life! Rotating positionable wings allow you to show the Star Wars Rebel U-wing Fighter™ in 2 ways, hyper-drive and flying mode. Perfect for ages 8+! Features Battle Action Sounds Lighted cockpit with pilots Rotating positionable wings for display Removable landing gear for display

Track down the Resistance with Kylo Ren's personal TIE Fighter™! Highly detailed model kit includes 20 easy snap together pieces and is loaded with features, including Kylo Ren, light up engine, battle action sound and opening cockpit hatch. You are now ready to hunt down the enemy and play out movie scenes from Star Wars: The Last Jedi! Features 8+ Includes Kylo Ren Light Up Engine Battle action sounds 20 easy snap together parts, no glue or tools required Movie detail, decorated parts-no paint required Includes 2 1.5v LR44 batteries

'78 GMC Big Game Country Pickup Pickup trucks are everything from stolid, stable work vehicles to glamorous, low-riding speed demons with hydraulics. Their list of applications is as long as their list of proud owners. Our model, the GMC® Big Game Country represents a backwoods explorer that's modified for going where suburban grocery getters only dream of. Features Detailed V-8 engine 4 wheel drive suspension Separate frame Fold down tailgate CB radio Gun rack Soft black tires Specifications Skill Level: 4 Scale: 1/24 Length: 8-3/16" Width: 4-5/16" Height: 5-33/64" Parts: 105

When Ford introduced the Bronco in 1965, it was offered in 3 different versions. This Version was called a pick-up truck. It had four-wheel drive and an off-road suspension. The Bronco was built on a 92-inch chassis, which it did not share with any other Ford product. The second vehicle in this set is a full size dune buggy. In the late 60s, dune buggies were very popular and most were powered by an air-cooled 4 cylinder boxer engine. The base Bronco did not have many amenities, but offered a long list of options. This first generation Bronco was sold from 1966 to 1977, averaging about 18,000 units per year. In addition to the pickup truck style, the Bronco could also be had as a roadster or station wagon. Nowadays, restored Broncos command extremely high prices. Features Detailed 302 cu.in. engine 4-wheel drive suspension with separate frame Removable pick-up roof Swing-a-way spare tire Complete dune buggy racer with a detailed Flat-4 engine Trailer with tandem wheels and working ramps