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Build a working lesson in aviation engineering with the Atlantis Models Allison Model 501-D13 Prop-Jet Aircraft Engine plastic model kit. This impressive 1/10 scale engine kit builds into a large 16-inch-long replica and includes over 240 parts. Molded in black, silver, blue, and orange, the model has excellent shelf appeal even before painting. The kit also includes updated decals, a display stand, two-color 8-page instructions, and an educational STEM booklet. It is also officially licensed. Unlike ordinary display kits, this Allison Prop-Jet model gives builders a hands-on look at how a turboprop aircraft engine works. The original kit was designed from actual Allison blueprints, and all major moving parts of the engine are represented in this detailed replica. The Allison 501-D13 is a turboprop engine, meaning it combines jet-engine principles with propeller-driven power. Air enters the compressor, is compressed, mixed with fuel, and ignited to drive turbine sections. That energy is then delivered through the power shaft to the propeller reduction gearbox. A turboprop operates at essentially constant speed, while aircraft power is controlled by changing the pitch of the propeller blades. That makes this kit more than a model — it is a great STEM learning project for anyone interested in aviation, mechanics, engineering, aircraft engines, or hands-on education. The exposed engine layout helps builders see the relationship between the compressor, combustion section, turbine, output shaft, gearbox, and propeller system. This is a standout kit for anyone who enjoys mechanical detail. It looks impressive on display, teaches real aircraft-engine principles, and offers a more involved building experience than a typical aircraft model. Features 1/10 scale Measures approximately 16 inches long when complete Over 240 parts Molded in black, silver, blue, and orange Includes updated decals Includes display stand Includes two-color, 8-page instructions Includes educational STEM booklet Officially licensed Represents major moving parts of the real engine Skill Level 3 Great for aviation fans, engineering students, STEM educators, and experienced model builders

This kit comes from the classic Monogram tooling. This was of the first Aircraft kits they produced along with the B-26 and the B-25 which we also own the tooling for. The kit features engraved markings and lots of rivets but is a classic. It has a wingspan of 12 inches and measures 8.25 inches long. Decals are included for 2 versions and it comes with a nice sprue of clear parts, 6 in total. New artwork based on a PBY rescuing the men from the ill fated USS Indianapolis. The oval PBY logo is on the decal sheet if you wish to mount your PBY on our clear globe swivel stand sold separately.

The Rockheed P-3 is a turbo prop postal machine developed by American Rocked. The U.S. Navy began deployment of early production P-3A since 1962. The P-3 is a airplane base that is larger and more livable than the P-2, but it also has plenty of room for additional detector equipment. In addition to its easy to handle flight characteristics, it also has high strength and durability, and has excellent STOL performance and long stay-away performance. In Japan, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, the P-3C is operated under license for the Marine Self-Defense Forces. Features Propellers can be rotated manually. The landing gear can be stored or unfolded. Decal included Includes swivel display stand. Size when assembled: Total length approx. 12.6 inches (32 cm), Total width approx. 9.1 inches (23

Build a legendary piece of aviation history with the Atlantis Models Wright Cyclone Radial Aircraft Engine plastic model kit. This impressive 1/12 scale model measures approximately 6 inches wide when complete and includes 64 parts. Molded in red, black, gray, and bronze, just like the classic original release, this kit builds into a striking display model that captures the look and character of one of America’s most famous radial aircraft engines. It also includes all-new packaging, updated decals, detailed instructions, and a STEM booklet, making it a great kit for builders, collectors, aviation fans, educators, and students. The Wright Cyclone was one of the most important radial aircraft engine families in aviation history. Radial engines like the Cyclone helped power the golden age of flight, serving in everything from commercial aircraft to military planes. Their distinctive round cylinder layout, rugged reliability, and unmistakable mechanical appearance make them favorites among aviation enthusiasts and model builders. This Atlantis kit is especially fun because it is more than just a static model — it is a hands-on look at classic aircraft engine design. The large 1/12 scale size makes the details easy to see and enjoyable to build, while the multicolor molded parts give the finished model strong shelf appeal even before additional painting or detailing. Customer feedback on the Atlantis page praises the kit’s impressive detail, good parts fit, and attractive finished display. Whether you are building it as a standalone display, adding it to an aviation collection, using it for a classroom STEM project, or revisiting a classic model from hobby history, the Wright Cyclone is a kit with real character. It is mechanical, educational, nostalgic, and proudly made in the USA. The Wright Cyclone Radial Aircraft Engine is a perfect choice for anyone who loves aviation, engineering, classic aircraft, or vintage model kits. Build it, display it, and enjoy a close-up look at the kind of powerplant that helped define an era of flight. Features 1/12 scale Measures approximately 6 inches wide when complete 64 parts Molded in red, black, gray, and bronze Includes updated decals Includes detailed instructions Includes STEM booklet Skill Level 2 Paint and glue sold separately Recommended for ages 14 and up Made and packaged in the USA by Atlantis Models

History of the B-29 Superfortress- The part that the B-29 Superfortress played in the victory in the Pacific will be remembered for a very long time. From the time of their first raid over Japan on June 15th 1944, until the last Atom bomb was dropped on Nagasaki August 9th 1945,the giant planes dropped 171,060 tons of bombs on their targets and flew 100 million miles in doing it. The B-29's advanced design allowed it to remain in service in various roles throughout the 1950s. The B-29 was the only aircraft that ever used nuclear weapons in combat. The B-29 had a wingspan of 141 ft 3 in, was 99 ft long, and was 27 ft 9 in high. The gross weight of the plane was 135,000 lb and it's bomb load was 10 tons. Its four, 18 cylinder Wright Cyclone engines, equipped with dual turbo-chargers were rated at 2,220 horsepower each. Cruising speed was set at 300 miles per hour, while the top speed was 375 mph. Features 1:120 box scale Boeing B-29. Measures 10 1/2 inches long with a 14 inch wingspan. 44 parts. This kit comes molded in silver with clear swivel stand and another display stand option. Skill Level 2. Glue required for assembly. Officially licensed with Boeing!

1:16 Mickey Thompson U.S. Marines Funny Car Features 1/16 Scale. This kit has never been reissued limited to 3000 units. This kit measures over 11 inches long. Highly detailed with over 100 plus parts. Parts come molded in White, chrome and clear. Also includes an all-new set of braided steel tubing and wiring and newly tooled real rubber tires. Big Box and a Big Kit with plenty of detail. Instruction booklet. Officially licensed. Ages 14 and up Skill level 3.

Add a hardworking waterfront vessel to your layout or diorama with the Atlantis Models Fire Boat plastic model kit. Produced in 1:160 scale, this detailed little kit measures approximately 5.5 inches long when complete and includes 26 parts. Designed for use with N-scale model railroad layouts, harbor scenes, waterfront dioramas, and maritime displays, this fire boat is a great addition to any busy port, dock, marina, or industrial shoreline setting. Fireboats are specialized emergency vessels equipped with powerful pumps, hoses, and water cannons used to fight fires from the water. They are especially valuable in ports and harbors, where they can protect ships, docks, warehouses, and waterfront structures. Because they pump water directly from below the hull, fireboats have an almost unlimited water supply while operating. The earliest fireboats date back to the late 18th century, when tugboats were fitted with firefighting equipment. Over time, they became important working vessels in major ports around the world. Fireboats are also famous for ceremonial water displays, often welcoming historic ships, naval fleets, and special events with towering arcs of water from their monitors. This Atlantis kit is molded in tan and includes waterslide decals. Suggested colors include black, brown, red, and yellow. Model cement and paint are required and sold separately. Whether displayed at a busy pier, racing toward an emergency, or adding color to a waterfront railroad scene, the Atlantis Fire Boat brings authentic maritime action and character to your model collection. Features 1:160 scale Measures approximately 5.5 inches long 26 parts Molded in tan Includes waterslide decals Great for N-scale model railroad layouts Ideal for harbor, dock, marina, and waterfront dioramas Suggested paint colors include black, brown, red, and yellow Skill Level 2 Model cement and paint required, sold separately

Add a classic working waterfront scene to your collection with the Atlantis Models Tuna Seiner Corsair plastic model kit. Produced in 1:160 scale, this detailed little vessel measures approximately 5.5 inches long when complete. It is an excellent choice for N-scale model railroad layouts, harbor scenes, waterfront dioramas, fishing fleet displays, or maritime collections. Tuna seiners are hardworking commercial fishing vessels designed to locate and capture large schools of tuna near the surface. Their primary tool is the purse seine net, a large curtain-like net that surrounds the fish and is drawn closed from the bottom, much like a drawstring bag. Real tuna seiners have played an important role in commercial fishing around the world and are known for their rugged construction, powerful equipment, and ability to operate far from shore. While this kit represents a general working tuna seiner rather than one specific historical vessel, it captures the character of the real boats that helped support commercial fishing and maritime commerce for generations. With careful painting and finishing, this model can become a standout detail in any harbor, pier, seafood dock, or coastal railroad scene. Whether placed beside a dock, moored in a harbor, or added to a busy waterfront layout, the Tuna Seiner Corsair brings authentic maritime character to your model scene. Features 1:160 scale Measures approximately 5.5 inches long when complete Detailed plastic model kit Great for N-scale railroad layouts Ideal for waterfront dioramas and harbor scenes Represents a classic commercial tuna fishing vessel Perfect for maritime modelers, railroad hobbyists, and display builders

The Convair B-36 Bomber, a 385,000 pound example of aeronautical achievement, was the world's largest combat aircraft. Entering service in 1948, the B-36 was the primary nuclear weapons delivery vehicle of Strategic Air Command (SAC) until it was replaced by the jet-powered Boeing B-52 Stratofortress beginning in 1955. Four General Electric J-47 turbojet engines paired in 'pods' under the outer wings supplemented six 3,500 hp Pratt & Whitney engines to accomplish over-target speed in excess of 435 mph. Old sliding type bomb-bay doors became obsolete with the installation of the B-36 snapaction doors, which opened or closed in 2 seconds! Pressurized crew compartments forward and aft of the bomb-bay accommodated fifteen men, including a four-man relief crew. Communication and passage between compartments was via a four wheeled cart, which ran in a 25 inch diameter pressurized tunnel extending the entire 85 ft length of the all metal circular middle fuselage structure. The bomber was 162 ft long and had a wingspan of 230 ft. She carried a bomb load of 84000 lb. Features 1:184 Scale. Measures 10.25 Inches Long with a Wingspan of 15 Inches. Atlantis have molded this kit in shiny silver and clear. It includes the famous swivel stand molded in clear and also a small globe stand molded in silver. Updated decals. 55 parts. Skill level 2.

This kit from Atlantis Models recreates the B-36 Peacemaker Giant Bomber in 1/184 scale.  The Convair B-36 Bomber, a 385,000 pound example of aeronautical achievement, was the world's largest combat aircraft. Entering service in 1948, the B-36 was the primary nuclear weapons delivery vehicle of Strategic Air Command (SAC) until it was replaced by the jet-powered Boeing B-52 Stratofortress beginning in 1955. Four General Electric J-47 turbojet engines paired in 'pods' under the outer wings supplemented six 3,500 hp Pratt & Whitney engines to accomplish over-target speed in excess of 435 mph. Old sliding type bomb-bay doors became obsolete with the installation of the B-36 snapaction doors, which opened or closed in 2 seconds! Pressurized crew compartments forward and aft of the bomb-bay accommodated fifteen men, including a four-man relief crew. Communication and passage between compartments was via a four wheeled cart, which ran in a 25 inch diameter pressurized tunnel extending the entire 85 ft length of the all metal circular middle fuselage structure. The bomber was 162 ft long and had a wingspan of 230 ft. She carried a bomb load of 84000 lb. Features Molded this kit in shiny silver and clear, swivel stand molded in clear with spring ring and small globe stand molded in silver. Updated decals.   55 parts

1:20 scale. The kit comes from the Original tooling. This was the first all-plastic kit created by Monogram in the early 1950's. It builds into a fantastic model. All 32 parts are molded in baby blue. Comes with a piece of clear acetate for the windscreen, driver figure, and detailed Offenhauser engine. We completely updated the decal sheet with more numbers and sponsors of the era. Skill level 2. One of the most exciting of all sports is midget auto racing. On indoor or outdoor tracks, the screaming engine roar, close driving and fighting for position is really thrilling. Midget race cars have a 72 inch wheelbase and 41 inch tread. Most are powered with small Offenhauser engines built especially for midgets or modified Ford V-8 60 engines. They were called V-8 60's because they were 8 cylinders and 60 horsepower. Midget auto racing began back in the mid 1930's. In those days they used such motors as outboards, stock car engines and motorcycle engines. Then Leo Goosen designed and engineered the famous four cylinder 97 cubic inch Offenhauser engine. This engine had all the features of the bigger Offies except for two valves per cylinder instead of four and it became an immediate success. After World War II ended, midget auto racing boomed. In the 1960's the Offies were run at 110 cubic inches and midgets using stock car engines were limited at 150 cubic inches. Many of the old Ford V-8 60s still appeared although Chevy II and Falcon engines had gained wide acceptance. These cars have changed very little in the last few decades. Most have chassis made of chrome-moly tubing and lightweight sheet metal bodies. This Atlantis Midget Racer has the body style of the popular Frank Kurtis design of the 1960's. The wheelbase varies on midgets between 66 and 76 inches. The horsepower is anywhere from 140 to 170 depending on state of tune and speeds up to 140 miles per hour are quite possible if geared for it. These cars are normally run on a quarter-mile oval track but they are frequently run on half-mile tracks and even tenth-mile tracks for indoor competition. They have also been known to run very well on road racing circuits where they have given sports-type cars a real race. Midget racing still brings in large crowds in Australia and New Zealand where it is called 'Speedcar Racing'.

In 1915, the massive Mack AC "Bulldog" ushered in a new era in the annals of American trucking, and the graceful sloping hood and growl of a brutish four-cylinder engine came to represent the standard of reliability of a new breed of commercial "workhorse".The sturdy construction of the Mack fostered the expression "built like a Mack", and by the 1920's these rugged machines could be seen laboring in an endless variety of arduous tasks. Whether transporting or hauling giant logs in the forests of the Pacific Northwest or Dry Goods loads in the East, the rugged Mack mastered each new challenge with ease.Your 1926 Mack AC Bulldog is a highly detailed replica. You will create a museum quality replica of the 4 cylinder power plant that enabled this truck to transport all types of loads. Your model is fitted with tires similar to the solid rubber tires that were on the original trucks. When you have completed your Mack Stake Truck, you will have a detailed model of a famous trucking pioneer. Features 1:24 Scale. This fine kit comes molded in Yellow, Black and clear with rubber tires. Highly detailed interior, engine, and stake bed. This was the first one Monogram made back in the 1970's. Over 125 parts. The model measures 10.5 inches long.

1:24 Don 'The Snake' Prudhomme 1985 Funny Car Features 1:24 Scale. From the original Monogram tooling. Kit hasn't been out since 1985! Molded in white, chrome and clear. Updated artwork and decals. Officially licensed with Snake Racing.

Build a drag racing legend with the 1:24 Don “The Snake” Prudhomme Rear Engine Dragster plastic model kit from Atlantis Models. Produced from the fantastic Monogram tooling, this highly detailed kit celebrates one of the most recognizable names in NHRA history and one of the most exciting eras of Top Fuel drag racing. This 1:24 scale kit is packed with display-worthy detail, including a fully detailed engine, one-piece chassis frame, removable body panels, roll cage, seated driver, filigree steering linkage, rear wing, and a standing crew figure. It also includes a starting “Christmas Tree” drag racing light, chrome-plated trim parts, vinyl tires, ignition wires, fuel lines, oil lines, and colorful decals with sponsor logos and authentic Snake graphics. When complete, the model measures approximately 10.25 inches long, making it an impressive addition to any drag racing, muscle car, or vintage Monogram model collection. With 101 parts, this kit offers a fun and rewarding building experience for modelers who enjoy detailed automotive kits and classic racing subjects. Don “The Snake” Prudhomme is one of the most important figures in drag racing history, with a career spanning decades as both a championship driver and successful team owner. This Atlantis release lets builders recreate a classic Prudhomme rear engine dragster with the look, attitude, and nostalgia that made “The Snake” a motorsports icon. Recommended for ages 14 and up. Paint and glue are sold separately. Recommended paint colors include black, blue, yellow, silver, red, and gray. Don “The Snake” Prudhomme (Apr. 6, 1941) a true legend of the sport, concluded his 47th year in drag racing when he retired in 2009. He spent 32 seasons behind the wheel as one of the sports elite drivers followed by 15 seasons as a successful team owner. He began his career crewing for TV Tommy Ivo but by the age of 20, he scored his 1st professional victory in a dragster. In 1965 he was the first to win both the Winter nationals and U.S. Nationals in the same season. He moved from Top fuel to Funny Cars in 1973 and won his 1st Nationals. In 1975 he was first to break the 6 second mark. He went on to set the NHRA Funny Car World Record in 1980, a record he would re-set 2 more times ending in 1988 with a time of 5.305 seconds. Prudhomme did not stop re-writing the NHRA record books despite leaving his role as a driver to become a multi-car team owner. He was inducted into both the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America and the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.

Need a drag strip in a hurry? Here's your baby! This is gotta be the world's fastest road grader. The old diesel engine was ripped out and a big blown rat motor was stuffed into the chopped customized grader body. Four giant dual slicks are independently suspended on the rear axles. With a touch of that vintage look, a pair of antique side lamps are mounted up front for night work, and the big chrome scraper blade is just looking for hills to level. Features 1/24 Scale. This classic Tom Daniel design comes molded in Yellow with rubber tires, lots of chrome, moveable parts, rolling wheels. Also features a new decal sheet with 2 very Groovy options including TD Construction Co. Fantastic new Box-Art by Kelly Daniel. Skill level 2.

Bring back the wild style of classic custom show rods with the Tom Daniel 1:24 Pie Wagon Show Rod “Mothers Pies” plastic model kit from Atlantis Models. This colorful, nostalgic kit captures the fun and imagination that made Tom Daniel’s custom car designs favorites among model builders and collectors. Molded in the original reddish purple color, this 1:24 scale show rod kit includes clear parts, chrome plated parts, brass plated parts, rubber tires, and an updated decal sheet. The finished model has the unmistakable vintage show-rod look, with a bold body color, bright plated details, and the playful “Mothers Pies” theme that makes it stand out on any display shelf. This Atlantis release also features updated artwork by Kelly Daniel and a collectible copy of the original sell sheet signed by Tom Daniel himself, making it especially appealing for Tom Daniel fans, Monogram-era collectors, and anyone who loves classic 1970s-style custom car model kits. Designed as a Skill Level 2 build, the Pie Wagon is a fun project for hobbyists who enjoy vintage car kits, custom paint possibilities, and display-worthy show rods with personality. Whether you remember these kits from childhood or are discovering Tom Daniel’s legendary designs for the first time, the Atlantis Tom Daniel Pie Wagon Show Rod is a must-have addition to your model collection.

Build one of the most famous custom show rods of all time with the Tom Daniel 1:24 Red Baron Show Rod plastic model kit from Atlantis Models. Created from the original Monogram tooling, this classic kit brings back the outrageous style, bold personality, and collector appeal that made Tom Daniel designs legendary. The Red Baron is instantly recognizable with its wild show-rod stance, German helmet-inspired body, bright red molded parts, and eye-catching chrome details. This Atlantis release is molded in red and chrome, making it a great-looking build right out of the box while still giving modelers plenty of room for custom painting, detailing, and display upgrades. This edition includes updated decals, a collectible trading card, and new box artwork by Kelly Daniel, making it a must-have for Tom Daniel fans, classic Monogram collectors, show rod builders, and anyone who loves vintage custom car model kits. With its nostalgic subject, fun build, and display-worthy finished look, the Red Baron is a standout addition to any model shelf. Whether you built the original years ago or are discovering Tom Daniel’s wild custom creations for the first time, the Atlantis Tom Daniel Red Baron Show Rod delivers a fun, colorful, and highly collectible modeling experience.

1:24 Tom Daniel - Sidewinder Custom Show Rod Features 1/24 Scale. A new take on a TD classic. This kit comes molded in Tan with a burnt copper chrome tree. It includes rubber tires and clear glass. New artwork and decals by Kelly Daniel

In 1988 legendary Top Fuel and funny car drag racer Tom "Mongoose" McEwen introduced his fans to something really new. His new ride featured the classic body shape of the 1957 Chevy on a modern funny car chassis. With 1/4 mile runs at less than 6 seconds, this funny car could claim to be the fastest '57 Chevy in the world! Tom McEwen's drag racing career spanned more than 45 years with victories all along the way. However, he was most known for his famous match races against Don "The Snake" Prudhomme. These high-profile races defined a new era in professional drag racing with the introduction of nationally-known sponsors. Features 1:24 Scale. This kit features 1 piece flip body and tubular frame, detailed dual-magneto engine, Separate rear wing and wheelie bars. Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires, clear for the windows and updated decal sheet. Skill level 3. Officially licensed with General Motors and Tom McEwen.

Tom "Mongoose" McEwen (Jan 14, 1937 - Jun 10, 2018) was one of drag racings most popular competitors. His racing career spanned 45 years. His rivalry with Don "Snake" Prudhomme was legendary throughout the early 1970's. Their weekly matchups brought the spotlight to the sport and the sponsorship with Hot Wheels enabled them to really raise their game. McEwen did most of his racing on West Coast tracks setting a new low at the time of 6.39 seconds at the famous Lion's Drag Strip. He also won the AHRA World Finals at Spokane Raceway Park in 1982, the prestigious Big Bud Shootout in 1984, and Top Fuel at the 1991 Summernationals at Englishtown, NJ. He retired from racing in 1992, and later worked as motorsports director for Drag Racer magazine. He was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 2001 This kit comes from the fantastic Monogram Tooling. The fastest class of standing start racers is represented by Tom McEwen's famous digger 'The Mongoose'. This kit has a fully detailed engine, 1-piece chassis frame, removable body panels, roll cage, seated driver, filigree steering linkage, rear wing, standing crew figure, starting 'Christmas Tree', chrome-plated trim parts plus vinyl tires, ignition wires, fuel and oil lines. Decals represent colorful racing livery and sponsor logos.

This historic 1/240 scale submarine kit measures approximately 15.5 inches long when complete and includes 40 parts. Molded in gray, the kit features detailed propellers, diving planes, deck cannons, updated decals for the Gato-class submarines, retro box art, and a display stand for showing off the finished model. Paint and glue are sold separately. This kit comes from the original and updated Varney tooling, one of the earliest names in American plastic model kit history. With roots going back to the late 1940s, this release gives builders the chance to build a true piece of hobby history — proudly made in the USA. The real U.S.S. Gato SS-212 was the lead ship of the famous Gato-class fleet submarines. These submarines formed the backbone of the U.S. Navy submarine force during World War II and played a major role in the Pacific campaign. Built for long-range patrols, scouting, and attacks against enemy shipping, the Gato-class helped disrupt Japanese supply lines and became one of the most important American submarine designs of the war. Gato-class submarines carried torpedoes, deck guns, anti-aircraft weapons, diesel engines, and electric motors, giving them the range and power needed for demanding wartime patrols. Their service helped shape the future of U.S. submarine design and made them legends among naval historians and model builders. Whether you collect World War II submarine models, classic American model kits, U.S. Navy subjects, or vintage tooling releases, the Atlantis U.S.S. Gato Fleet Submarine is a standout addition to your fleet. Its display-friendly size, retro box art, updated decals, and historic tooling make it a fun weekend build and an impressive shelf piece. Features 1/240 scale Measures approximately 15.5 inches long when complete 40 parts Molded in gray Made from original and updated Varney tooling Retro box art Detailed propellers and diving planes Includes deck cannons Updated decals for Gato-class submarines Includes display stand Recommended for ages 14 and up Paint and glue sold separately Suggested paint colors: black, brass, light gray, red, silver, and white Made in the USA

The big year for Chevrolet was 1955 when their powerful new V-8 engine was introduced to the public in an all-new line of cars. The most popular model in the '55 line was the sporty Bel Air Hardtop with a sleek wrap-around windshield and luxurious interiors. The many options available gave the purchaser of a '55 Chevy a wide choice of engines, transmissions, and interior and exterior colors. In recent years '55 Chevys have become well-known on drag strips across the country, running in all the ever-popular 'Gasser' classes. Besides being a stormer on the strips, the '55 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop continues to appear in many custom car shows as a mild or wild show car. The popularity and versatility of the '55 Chevy will make this model an excellent addition to your collection of popular custom and competition cars. Build it using the many X-Parts that Atlantis has included to create your own custom version of a Classic hot rod. Features 1:25 Scale. This classic kit features opening doors, hood and trunk. Engine can be built 2 ways. Tons of extra parts. Molded in white with lots of chrome. Custom fitting and cutting will be needed to build this kit as reflected in the artwork! Artwork by Gene Chambers. Over 200 parts. SKILL LEVEL 3.

Ed "Big Daddy" Roth - Boss Fink "Welcome to Pasadena" (Ed Roth 4.5 Inches Tall) Features 1/25 Scale. It's been a long time since we've seen this kit. Comes molded in Purple, white and chrome. Body based on the modified Tweedy Pie kit. Includes Amazing figure of the Boss Big Daddy Ed Roth himself. Highly detailed kit. Skill level 3.

Celebrate the wild creativity of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth with the Drag Nut model kit!  Ed InchBig DaddyInch Roth was an American artist, cartoonist, illustrator, custom car designer, pinstriper, and builder. He created the hot rod icon Rat Fink and other Fink characters.  Roth was a key figure in Southern California's Kustom Kulture and hot rod movement of the late 1950s and 1960s. By the August 1959 issue of Car Craft, his airbrushed Weirdo shirts had become a full-blown craze. His many real Show Rod creations would become some of Revell's most popular model kits. This classic kit features intricate detailing, vibrant character design, and precision-molded parts for an authentic build experience.  Perfect for fans of custom car culture and collectors of retro model kits, it offers a fun, nostalgic project and a standout display piece once assembled. Model comes molded in white with metal axles and rolling wheels and includes a small companion Rat Fink Figure to complete the scene.  Features The "Drag Nut" can stand on its own or be placed on a car. The "drag nut" can stand on its own or be placed on the car. Parts are molded in white with metal shafts and decals included. A miniature "Rat Fink" is included. Ed Roth figure is not included.