The Corvette’s hard-charging chief engineer, Zora Arkus-Duntov, long fought for a mid-engine design, but that didn’t happen until the eighth-generation Corvette—the “C8”—made its debut for 2020. The fundamental change in the car’s engineering resulted in completely different proportions, but at its core the new model remains a true Corvette.

• Revell’s highly detailed 1:25-scale Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Z51 convertible kit features an all-new convertible body with an opening engine cover and Chevy’s aggressively designed High Wing rear spoiler.
• 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 newly tooled Competition Sport bucket seats and the choice of left- or right-hand driving positions.
• Authentically designed and newly tooled Trident five-spoke wheels.
• Detailed chassis with front wheels that can be positioned turning left or right.
• Removeable roof and engine-access panels.
• Molded in white and clear with soft black tires.

Item 85-4583

Recommended age:  10+

Scale:  1:25

Number of parts:  69

Length:  8.125 in

Width:  4.00 in

Height:  6.59 in

Kit Features:

• • All-new tooling accurately depicts the Squawk van from Netflix’s Stranger
• • Positionable roof-mounted high-frequency antenna
• Tampo-printed whitewall tires
• Full-color illustrated assembly manual
• One-piece chassis with chrome side pipes
• Waterslide decal sheet with Eighties-retro WSQK graphics
• Molded in blue and clear with chrome parts and soft black tires.
• Glue required but not included.

Good morning, Haaawkins! In the fifth and final season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, the Hawkins Hitmaker, 94.5 FM, WSQK, rocks a new hero on wheels, the souped-up Squawk van. This unforgettable custom-painted 1977 GMC® van is not your ordinary broadcast vehicle, it is a fortified radio rig tuned for survival in the Upside Down, and it’s the beating heart of Hawkins in its darkest hour.

Item 85-4578

It marked the end of the wild fins era. The ’62 Hardtop featured the new “convertible roof” design. In addition, while racing by the factories was politically incorrect, the ’62 Impala offered the powerful 409 cubic inch V-8 engine and used by drag racers.

Revell skill level:  4

Recommended age:  12+

Scale:  1:25

Number of parts:  182

Length:  8.43 in

Width:  3.375 in

Height:  2.125 in

Kit Features:

• Choice of 3 build options include Lowered, Stock, and Drag
• Three sets of wheels and tires
• Optional interior parts with choice of bench or bucket seats
• Choice of drag racing parts, wheels, and suspensions
• Molded in white, clear and transparent red with chrome plated parts and soft black tires

Item: 4466

Recommended age:  12+

Scale:  1:25

Number of parts:  109

Length:  7.00 in

Width:  3.13 in

Height:  2.19 in

Kit Features:

• 3.2-liter flat six engine
• Positional front wheels & movable engine cover
• Fuchs style wheels & optional front chin spoiler
• Choice of left or right-hand drive version and either US or Euro spec front turn indicators and rear bumper guards
• Molded in white and clear with soft black tires. Paint and glue not included

Since it went on sale in the U.S. in 1964, the rear-engined Porsche 911 has become legendary for its high level of road performance. Today, the 911 Carrera 3.2 is considered to be one of the best classic Porsches out there. Between 1984 and 1989 more than 76,000 911 Carrera 3.2s were built in Zuffenhausen. These were the last of the early 911s, and they played an important part in the constant evolution of this automotive icon.

Item 85-4521

The Fiero, an innovative space frame design with a plastic body, was a fuel-efficient sports car that fit perfectly into the era and quickly caught the attention of the public when Pontiac was still really exciting. All ’84 Fieros were powered by a simple “Iron Duke” four-cylinder, but the powerful Fiero GT launched in 1985 also featured a more powerful 2.8-liter multi-injection V6 engine and a special aero kit for the body. The latter was almost entirely taken over by the race-ready ’84 Fiero, which served as the pace car for the Indianapolis 500 that year. This easy-to-build 1:24 scale Revell kit meticulously recreates the ’85 Fiero GT, which Pontiac confidently calls “More show. More go. More wing. More zing.” – Build a faithful 1985 Pontiac Fiero GT or customize it with optional side scoops and a wild, track-ready Ram Air scoop mounted above the roof – Detailed, center-mounted 2.8-liter V6 engine visible under the opening engine cover – Perfect details like Pontiac’s memorable high-tech wheels and a large rear spoiler – All-new decal sheet with factory detail and red stripes

Item: 85-4573

Recommended age:  13+

Scale:  1:8

Number of parts:  107

Length:  15.5 in

Width:  2.5 in

Height:  6.5 in

Kit Features:

• Classic California “chopper” styling
• Period-perfect details include stretched-out “springer” forks, wild chrome dual exhausts with custom “fishtail” tips, and a high-back contour seat backed by a chrome sissy bar
• Rigid-style frame with a raked neck
• Includes soft vinyl tubing to represent spark plug leads, oil lines, and various control cables
• All-new decal sheet with four styles of tank graphics
• Molded in white and clear, with chrome plated parts and black vinyl tires

By the early 1970s customized “chopper” motorcycles were hugely popular across the United States, but the true home of these one-of-a-kind rolling sculptures was Los Angeles, California. In those days Revell was headquartered in L.A.’s Venice neighborhood, and this now-classic L.A. Street Chopper kit was inspired by the wild profiles and defining features of the custom bikes that cruised the city’s streets. Available for the first time in decades, this big 1/8-scale kit from Revell’s archives is more than 15 inches long once built.

Item: 85-7326

Recommended age:  13+

Scale:  1:72

Number of parts:  146

Length:  13.425 in

Kit Features:

• Two-piece hull
• Detailed deck construction
• Inside rooms
• 37mm Pak on the foredeck
• Display stand
• Two painting options

In World War II the PT (Patrol Torpedo) Boat was a fast, maneuverable and inexpensive attack craft that made a strong contribution to winning the war in the Pacific. The PT-109 was commanded by the United States’ 35th President, John F. Kennedy, Lt. (jg) USNR, and survived being cut in half by a Japanese destroyer. On that frightful night Lt. Kennedy was able to save his entire crew even to the extent of helping one who couldn’t swim.

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Item: 85-0319

Recommended age:  12+

Scale:  1:25

Number of parts:  122

Length:  7.64 in

Width:  2.99 in

Height:  2.01 in

Kit Features:

• Authentic Pontiac 400ci Ram Air engine
• Optional racing engine parts and interior
• Selectable stock or torque thrust wheels
• The detailed Pontiac 400ci Ram Air engine and selectable racing components make it possible to create a unique model.
• Authentic stickers allow individual design based on historical models or your own ideas.
• Highly detailed components and realistic design for an authentic building experience.
• Paint and glue required, not included.

First introduced in 1967 by the Pontiac Division of General Motors, the 68 Firebird was not just a pony car but a symbol of “action, power, beauty and youth.” The combination of performance and beauty has earned the Firebird classic status among car enthusiasts worldwide. With this model kit you can build and admire not just a car, but a legend.

Item: 85-4545

Recommended age:  12+

Scale:  1:24

Number of parts:  100

Length:  8.25 in

Width:  3.0 in

Height:  2.125 in

Kit Features:

• One-piece lift-up 1970 Plymouth Duster funny car body
• Easy-to-assemble fully detailed tube frame
• Blown-and-injected 426 HEMI race engine with a soft rubber blower drive belt
• Big all-new decal sheet featuring metallic gold Flashpoint lettering
• Vintage-style emergency light bar with loud speaker
• Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and black vinyl tires

Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! Funny cars first appeared on dragstrips in the mid-1960s, and within a few short years these super-hot “floppers” were fan favorites. This classic 1/24-scale funny car kit features cutting-edge early-1970s technology including a state-of-the-art tubular funny car frame, a blown 426 HEMI engine, “zoomie” exhaust headers, and wrinkle-wall rear drag slicks. Revell was there and we clearly remember the glory days of funny cars, so we believe that you’ll enjoy building Flashpoint. It’s our new vintage-inspired hot rod that’s ready to burn down the strip with its one-piece ’70 Duster body, rooftop emergency lights, and a wild all-new fire-themed decal sheet.

Item: 85-4528