Revell/Monogram 2013 Challenger SRT8 Building Kit

Seemed to be a pretty accurate little car kit. Purchased as a father-son present for my grandkid and his dad who has an SRT that is only one year different from the kit. They built and painted it all up like they'd like to have on their real one. Even noticed the small changes from one year difference between theirs and the kit. Glad to see they still make quality kits - I used to build them as a kid 50 years ago.

Great model for my Grandson, I'm excited to see it when he gets it put together. This is probably one of the highest quality models that I've seen and I've put a lot of models together in years gone by.

Revell stepped up with this kit it is much better then the original 2009 dodge challenger kit. love the model i will most likely but another one 10 out of 10

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I have to agree with the other reviewer that Revell really stepped up to the plate with this model.Overall what you get is pretty much on par with any other 1/25 scale automotive kit. The model consists of 44 parts representing the major sub assemblies of the car. From there it is pretty much up to the modeler how much effort and detail they want to put into the kit. For those who have built these kinds of kits before, can't really say there is anything groundbreaking here.However, the quality of the kit is what really sets this model apart.1. The pre-painted body. Yes the body is pre-molded in purple, but Revell took the time to clean up seams and flash, and apply a clearcoat along with the white racing stripes. Also they paint and install the clear parts on the body already. Result is a model that looks really gorgeous out of the box, and even if the builder chooses not to follow through with any further detailing, it should still look quite handsome on the shelf.2. Overall fit and finish. In my opinion this is where this model really shines. Honestly, I feel it's not an exaggeration to say that the quality of the molds is on par with a company like Tamiya... it really is that good! The parts fit tight with no slop, minimal seams, and the details are really sharp and crisp!The only gripe I really have with this kit is that the rear suspension was molded in... not that Revell did a bad job, but I personally prefer a built up suspension for the detail and detailing possibilities that it offers. However as this is an area that is not normally on display I would consider this to be a minor criticism.Overall I have to say that I'm really impressed with the quality that Revell is offering with this model of the Dodge Challenger. Is it perfect? No, but it's awfully darn good all things considered.

This is a 1/25 scale model that I bought and put together the same day. There may have been areas that were hard to do, but I got every piece together. And now it looks wonderful! It is a purple model with white stripes running through the middle. Very authentic and flamboyant! This model is a 2013 Dodge Challenger SRT8, which required glue. I added three photographs to show you what the completed model looks like.This nice car is a third generation Dodge Challenger (2008 - Present). It gets much of its styling from the original. The engine is a 392-cubic-inch HEMI, which produces 470 horsepower. (The original also featured a HEMI.) The car has 6 gears. No wonder Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) loved this car so much in Fast Five (2011)!The specifications are also outstanding: 1/4 mile in 12.6 seconds @ 111 mph; 0 - 20 mph in 1.4 seconds; 0 - 30 mph in 1.9 seconds; 0 - 40 mph in 2.5 seconds; 0 - 50 mph in 3.4 seconds; 0 - 60 mph in 4 seconds; 0 - 70 mph in 5.4 seconds; 0 - 80 mph in 6.7 seconds; 0 - 90 mph in 8 seconds; 0 - 100 mph in 10.1 seconds; 0 - 110 mph in 12.3 seconds; 0 - 120 mph in 14.8 seconds; 0 - 130 mph in 17.7 seconds; 0 - 140 mph in 22 seconds; 0 - 150 mph in 28 seconds; 0 - 160 mph in 38.7 seconds; and a top speed of 182 mph!