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1:25 scale, skill level 2, paint and cement required
Molded-in White, chrome, and clear
Two window color options
Pre-lettered rear tires
Expanded decal sheet
Vintage original packaging
Ages 10+
"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."
1/24 Scale. This classic Tom Daniel design comes molded in Yellow with rubber tires, lots of chrome, moveable parts, rolling wheels. All new colorful, well deserved artwork by Kelly Daniel. Also features a new decal sheet with 2 very groovy options including TD Construction Co. Skill level 2.
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On February 20, 1962, John Herschel Glenn, Jr. piloted the Mercury Atlas "Friendship 7 " spacecraft on America's first manned orbital mission of the Earth. After Launching from Kennedy Space center in Florida, Glenn successfully completed a three-orbit mission around the Planet. The Mission lasted 4 hours, 55 minutes, and 23 seconds from launch to impact, and during it Glenn reached an orbital velocity of 17,500 miles hour and a maximum altitude of approximately 162 miles. The flight was received with great enthusiasm and relief in the United States and many other countries, it also gave the United States even more hope of someday reaching the moon.
1/110 Scale. Over 150 parts! Molded in Gray plastic with educational booklet, water slide decals.Includes Hauler, "Launch Pad", Fuel Tanker, Liquid Oxygen Tank, and more. Great S.T.E.M. project.
During the Cold War era, the Nike Hercules was the second "combat-ready" land-based surface-to-air missile to be put into operation by the US Army. The dart shaped 27 foot long missile carried a deadly Atomic warhead and had a range of 70 miles. The warhead was designed to insure that detonation could only occur at altitudes sufficiently high to prevent damage to friendly surrounding territory.
The collaborative effort between the Douglas Aircraft Co., Army Ordnance Corp, Bell Telephone Lab, and Western Electric Co. was a fine example of American industry working together to solve complex problems and protect American cities in the event of a full scale Nuclear attack.
The Nike Hercules was the second "combat-ready" land-based surface-to-air missile to be put into operation by the US Army. Designed to replace the already operational Nike Ajax, the Hercules had a greater range and accuracy than its predecessor, but maintained the same electronically-controlled guidance system. This very successful control system seeks out the target, then at the same time directs the missile to it.
The dart-shaped missile carried an Atomic warhead and was 27 feet long. Its cluster of four booster rockets were 14.5 feet in length. Both the missile and its booster were powered with solid-propellant rocket engines, and its speed was given as being between 2,000 and 2,500 miles per hour. Its range was approximately 70 miles. The atomic warhead was designed to insure that detonation could only occur at altitudes sufficiently high to prevent damage to friendly surrounding territory.
Development of the Nike Hercules was the result of close collaboration between the Douglas Aircraft Company, Army Ordnance Corp, Bell Telephone Laboratory, and Western Electric Company. It was a fine example of how American industry can work together to solve complex problems to protect American cities in the event of a full scale Nuclear attack.
This is the 1:4 Scale Visible V-8 Engine Plastic Model Kit by Revell.
2008 Parents Choice Award - Silver Honor 1995 Doing & Learning Toys Suitable for Ages 12 & Up.
FEATURES:
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in clear, metallic charcoal, black and silver
For experienced builders
Due to complexity adult assistance recommended
See-through V-8 internal combustion engine
Rubber fan belt with vinyl ignition wires
Moving pistons with connecting rods
Camshaft operates rocker arms and valves
External hand crank
Authentic engine display stand
Screwdriver included
INCLUDES:
One plastic model
SPECS:
Scale: 1/4
Length: 12" (304.8mm)
Skill level: 3
Parts: 314
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1/32 Scale Roughly! Molded in white the kit includes metal axles and decal sheet for the car and eyeballs. One of our favorite creations from the King of Monster Painters Ed Big Daddy Roth. Mr Gasser figure stands on his own. This kit features retro box art and is officially licensed. What a classic!
Ed "Big Daddy" 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 show rods later became some of Revell's most popular model kits.
What paints are recommended: Black, green, purple, red, silver and yellow
How tall is Mr Gasser: Stands almost 7 inches Tall
How many Parts: 38
You will be able to provide your 1/35 scale model with an even greater air of realism once it is fully loaded with accessories from this set. A rich assortment of allied army use equipment such as drum cans, jerry cans, buckets, a variety of canvas goods including bags, and vehicle weight plates are realistically reproduced.
Snoopy is Joe Cool Motorized Snap Model kit. Gangway hodads! Heads up beach bums! Here comes the coolest hot-dogger to ever tame the waves. How cool? JOE COOL! Now you can build Snoopy as Joe Cool- his surfing alter-ego from the Peanuts comic strip, then watch him trick the tides. Awesome board leaps. Thrillin' 360s. He does it all and he does it in wild style. Ditch the glue and paint. Just snap him together, juice him up with battery power, then hang back and watch him do his stuff. Joe Cool is the coolest! This retro plastic model kit is back. Made from the original molds dating to 1973 it is sure to bring back some happy memories. Snaps together without any gluing or painting. Action packed model is battery powered. The surfboard bobs and Snoopy spins around. It is molded in 3 colors, blue, white and black so no painting is needed. Includes pre-wired motor and contacts. Includes easy to apply sticker sheet. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included). Measures 6 inches tall and 10 inches long! 28 parts. Officially licensed with Peanuts Worldwide LLC.
1/128 Scale. Includes 36 missiles with display base, detailed instructions and Know Your Missiles educational booklet. Bottom of box can be used as a display for your missiles.
Over the years the US military forces have been armed with a wide variety of missiles. From the air-to-air Sidewinder to the towering Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, unmanned rockets of countless shapes and sizes have been developed to meet any strategic commitment. This kit includes parts to assemble a 1/128 scale display of 36 missiles used by the US Army, Navy and Air Force during the 1960s. It includes a display base with the name of each missile molded in position, two scale figures, and a decal sheet with authentic markings. Kit may be painted to match photos on the box. Cement and paint are not included.