1969 Shelby GT500

Plastic Model Kit by Revell Monogram
The '69 Shelby GT-500™ is considered by many to be one of the premier musclecars of the era. Whether it was set up as a modern day street machine or street stock off the showroom floor, the Shelby was the hottest of the hot! Features 428 Cobra Jet engine - can be built stock or with dual quads on high-rise manifold, choice of stock wheels and tires or 20" front and 21" rear 5-spoke mags on low profile tires. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

RMX852158 - $23.95

$21.49

Shelby Mustang GT500KR

Plastic Model Kit by Revell Monogram
The 2008 Shelby GT500KR was inspired by the 1968 Shelby GT500KR which was the original "King of the Road". Developed by Ford SVT engineers this is the ultimate Mustang completely at home on the street or race track.Features a detailed 5.4 liter, 32 valve V8 with a Roots-type supercharger and new cold air intake, special carbon-fiber hood with cold air inlets and heat extractors plus 18" polished wheels, decals with authentic markings. 1/25 Scale. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

RMX854226 - $26.95

$23.95

Snap-Tite 2007 Shelby GT500

Plastic Model Kit by Revell
The 2007 Shelby GT500® is the most powerful factory built Mustang in history with 450-plus horse power, even more powerful than the legendary 1969 Boss 429. Features: Easy snap assembly with rolling wheels No painting, no gluing. Peel and place graphics. Molded in red, gray, black and clear with chrome plated parts and black vinyl tires.
1/32 scale. Skill Level 1-no paint or glue required.

RMX851667 - $10.95

Tom Daniel Red Baron

Plastic Model Kit by Revell Monogram
Outrageous, different, groovy and boss. Here comes the famous Red Baron! This custom machine was displayed nation-wide in its full-size form. And it carries all the latest and wildest custom goodies from sunny California. From the top of the spiked helmet to the extra wide drag slicks, the Red Baron is the ultimate hot rod going.

• Custom six cylinder engine
• Includes miniature Fokker tri-plane kit.
• Red Barron style graphics.
• Molded in red with chrome plated parts and black vinyl tires.

MON854258 - $22.95

$20.95

Tom Mongoose McEwen Rail Dragster

Plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
Nearly 20 years after his retirement, Tom McEwen remains one of racing's most popular drivers. On their own, the sheer number of wins throughout his 45-year career is impressive - but his list of records is even more extraordinary. McEwen set many elapsed time records at the helm of this 1974 "digger" dragster, which you can recreate with this detailed Revell kit! Kit features a full one-piece chassis frame, removable body panels, a detailed starter's "Christmas tree," a seated Tom McEwen figure, a standing crewman figure, soft tires and ignition wires.
Scale 1:24 Skill level 2. Glue and paint required (not included).

RMX4908 - $24.95

$22.50

Trailer 21-Ft Tandem Two-Axle Tag-Along kit

Plastic model kit by Galaxie Ltd.
Authentic trailer replica sized to go with most 1/24 and 1/25 scale model car and light truck/pickup/SUV. Features: more than 50 precision injection molded white styrene plastic parts, black vinyl tires, double folding rear ramp/door, beavertail-style floor with treadplate pattern, retractable landing gear, molded-on clearance and taillights, full color decals printed by Microscale, service door left or right side, swinging rear door option, anti-sway controls, bumper hitch, hitch ball, and extra parts for making ramps, tire racks, and accessories.
Scale 1:25. 13inch overall length. Skill level 3. Glue and paint required (not included) Kit contains parts to make one trailer.

GLX21 - $28.95

Trailer 38-Ft Tri-Axle Fifth Wheel kit

Plastic model kit by Galaxie Ltd.
Authentic trailer replica sized to go with most 1/24 and 1/25 scale model car and light truck/pickup/SUV. Features: more than 70 precision injection molded white styrene plastic parts, black vinyl tires, double folding rear ramp/door, beavertail-style floor with treadplate pattern, retractable landing gear, molded-on clearance and taillights, full color decals printed by Microscale, opening curbside door & generator compartment, moveable engine hoist, awning frame with printed awing, and extra parts for making ramps, tire racks, and accessories.
Scale 1:25. 19 inch overall length. Skill level 3. Glue and paint required (not included) Kit contains parts to make one trailer.

GLX38 - $28.95

Triumph GT6+

Plastic Model Kit by Lindberg
Contains parts to build 1 car model.
1:25 Scale. Skill Level 3-requires paint and glue (not included).

LND95777 - $23.99

1966 Volkswagen VW 1300 Beetle

Plastic Model Kit by Tamiya
Even in this age of sophistication, the popularity of the Volkswagen "Beetle" has not diminished. The original design dates back to the 1930's when Dr. Ferdinand Porsche provided the design framework for the "People's Car." The 1966 Volkswagen model is regarded as the classic Beetle, one that retains the most of the original design traits, and it has become a collector's item. Even today, more than half a century later, watching a nimble street bug is still a pleasant sight to behold, and its unmistakable shape will likely delight generations to come. 1/24 scale. Complete engine bay detailing. Accurately reproduced exterior and interior. Realistic rubber-like tires. Openable front hood and rear engine lid. Authentic metal transfer emblems. Chrome bumbers. Detailed pictorial instructions. Skill level 2. Glue and paint required (not included).

TAM24136 - $28.00

$23.79

1966 Volkswagen Karmann-Ghia Coupe

1/24 scale plastic Model Kit from the Historic Car Series by Tamiya.
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in white, black and clear. Accurately reproduced exterior and interior. Complete engine bay detailing. Realistic rubber like tires. Waterslide decals. Illustrated instructions
1/24 Scale. Skill Level 2. Requires glue and paint (not included). Contains part for 1 finished model.

TAM89652 - $37.00

$31.50

Volkswagen New Beetle

Plastic Model Kit by Tamiya
The redesigned Volkswagen New Beetle was revealed at the 1998 Detroit Auto Show. The New Beetle was different from its predecessor, but the familiar shape remains. The original Beetle goes back to Germany, 1938.
1:24 Scale. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

TAM24200 - $30.00

$25.50

Volkswagen T1 Samba Bus

Plastic Model Kit by Revell Monogram
In February of 1950 Volkswagen announced the release of a very convenient new vehicle called the "Delivery Van". Produced in numerous versions during its life time, the Samba micro-bus version was one of the most popular. Loved by their owners, many of the micro-buses and vans can still be seen on the roads of countries throughout the world even today. Optional open or closed roof panel, US or Euro version bumpers and front signal lights. Full interior with opening front and side doors and rear hatch with detailed 1.2 liter air cooled engine. Decal with authentic factory markings. Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
1/24 Scale. Skill Level 3-requires paint and glue (not included). Kit contains parts to make one model.

RMX854292 - $29.95

$25.49

Volkswagen VW Beetle 1303S

Plastic Model Kit by Aoshima
1:24 Scale. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

AOS47781 - $39.95

1951/52 VW Beetle

Large 1:16 scale plastic model kit by Revell Germany
The VW Type 2 is without doubt one of the most important vehicles in motoring history. Very few cars have been built in such enormous numbers, have been exported to so many countries or are as well known as the Beetle. Ferdinand Porsche developed the fundamental technical and structural features of the Beetle back in 1934. The prototypes subsequently made were extensively tested and the details were improved until in 1938 the car was ready for series production. In 1938/39 the Volkswagen Works was set up near Fallersleben on the Mittelland Canal. The outbreak of war prevented the production of the civil version in what was then the most up-to-date motor works in Europe. It was not until December 1945 that series production of the Volkswagen saloon started under British trusteeship in the partly bombed premises. In 1948 the triumphal progress of the low-cost Beetle started under the management of Heinrich Nordhoff. Although they kept the essential structural elements, Volkswagen continued to made improvements to the car. In 1951, the tried and tested air-cooled four-stroke, flat-four engine of the four-seater was activated and the independent front wheel suspension and the rear swing axle with torsion bars were also retained. In particular the model made from January 1951 to October 1952 had air louvres added behind the front wheel arches. In March 1953 the split rear window that had given the car the popular "pretzel beetle" nickname disappeared. The 1131 cc flat-four engine delivered 25 hp and developed a top speed of 105 km/h.
Kit features:

• Multi-part flat-four engine includes ignition coil, air filter and carburettor
• Detailed underbody and separate exhaust assembly
• Movable front axle
• Independent wheel suspension
• Rotating wheels
• Authentic passenger compartment including gear lever and hand brake
• Movable seat backs
• Detailed dashboard with flower vase
• Two-spoke steering wheel and sun visor
• Movable doors
• Detailed one-piece body
• Movable bonnet and boot lids
• Chrome parts including hub caps, mouldings and wing mirrors
• Extensive decals with various licence plate versions (D, NL, GB, F, B, CH, I, A, DK)

RVL07461 - $80.50

$67.99

1933 Willys Coupe

Plastic Model Kit by Round2/AMT
Molded in yellow and clear with chrome and black vinyl tires
1:25 Scale. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

AMT639 - $17.99