Customer Reviews

Revell 1:25 Camaro Concept Car

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

This is a beginner's model. A snap-together, silver plastic car. Not the quality I expected at this price.

The Camaro Model is a good starter model for your children. It is very simple, but has some difficulty. This car is a "snap-together" but I would suggest having some model glue on hand to glue some basic things onto the car. There is no painting for this model so it will not take too long of your afternoon. You do have to put some stickers which is almost the hardest thing to do on the model. This car is not very durable and is not to be played ruffly. The cars front wheel rubs against the wheel-well. It is a O.K. model.

Was really easy to put together, the only thing is that 2 parts didn't have precise measured holes in them to click where they should go. If this was a child putting it together it would be a big disappointment. Luckily we used a drill with a very small bit and everything was a-ok. Also the front wheels don't roll easily. They get stuck to the sides. The back wheels roll fine, so that's another small negative. What's the fun of a model car after all the work if you can't even roll it around? 3 out of 5 stars.

This model kit was for my 8 year old grandson. He really likes the details in this car. I had to help him very little in the assembly. The car does roll and is very durable for a model, but is not meant to be played with too much. This a very nice skill level 1 kit that requires no paint or glue. The finished product is very nice.

I purchased this to put together with my 8 year old grandson, a Bumble Bee Camaro fan. We cleaned up the body parts (imperfections, tab spikes/dips etc.) with a knife and sand paper. We painted it yellow and then commenced to put it together. The process took about six actual hours for the two of us and we used glue for a number of the parts. One other reviewer commented on the wheels not spinning and I found the clearances to be pretty tight as well along with light duty suspension you won't want this to be anything but a display model - not a toy. For a snap together model it is pretty detailed so it takes a little concentration to put the parts where they belong. It was a good project to do together and I can imagine that older children ( 11 on up) could handle construction without too much difficulty. I did not like the decal stickers. They were heavier vinal and anywhere you had to wrap it - it would eventually come loose. We ended up trimming the decals that went over the spoiler in the rear. Looks ok in the end and the degree of difficulty gave us a sence of accomplishment when finished so give I it was worth the price.

I purchased this car for my grandson who is 8 years old. This would be a project for him and I to assemble. He did the major part of the assembly. The instructions were clear and accurate.

I like becease I love dodge camaros, but i thought it was gonna be all together but it wasn't,it looks like it is in the picture but it's not :(

I bought this because I am really interested in building things. When the package got here it was all in plastic so nothing would break,I liked that because didnt want it to get here and be in 1000 peices. One of the only things I didnt like was the fact that all the pieces were a bit hard to snap together mostly because snaping the pieces off the other plastic made it pretty hard to get the rest of the plastic off in order for the peices to fit right. Really for me it was pretty simple though so if your looking for something with a challenge look elsewhere. Overall though it wasnt so bad.

I bought this for my, then 13 yr-old boy. He quickly and easily put it together, to my dismay. It would be perfect for a younger boy, but not for an older boy. I just don't see that it is challenging enough.