This review is from: Revell 1:48 Huey Hog Helicopter Plastic Model Kit (Toy)
This was the first model I’ve ever built and since then I’ve built six more just to keep my skills sharp since the kits are so cheap. It’s a great looking model when done, easy to build and the weapons look sick on it. I don’t understand how some of you thought it was metal or gummed it up so bad that things don’t work but even the simplest of models take time. Get yourself a plastic model kit and be sure to trim the edges of the plastic of excess material.
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This review is from: Revell 1:48 Huey Hog Helicopter Plastic Model Kit (Toy)
This is a decent model kit. I got it for my brother and he likes it. As long as you’re careful assembling it, there shouldn’t be any problems. Helicopter propellers can be fairly difficult to assemble, so if you think that could be a problem, get something else.
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This review is from: Revell 1:48 Huey Hog Helicopter Plastic Model Kit (Toy)
This kit was first produced by Monogram in the ’60s, and has been continued to be produced by Revell after the merger of the two companies, and is still very popular.
Unfortunately for the true scale enthusiast, it has features of both the “B” and “C” short cabin Hueys, so it isn’t completely accurate for either, and getting the fuselage, roof, nose and windshield together is a bit of a challenge, but with time and care it can be built into a very nice model. Check out […] to see what can be done with the kit with patience and a little effort.
Building helicopter kits is often more “fiddly” than building cars, armor or airplanes due to the complexity and small size of the rotor system parts, and Revell rates this kit as a “Level 2” in complexity, requiring some modeling experience to succeed. […]
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|A bit long in the tooth, some inaccuracies, but a decent kit.,
Unfortunately for the true scale enthusiast, it has features of both the “B” and “C” short cabin Hueys, so it isn’t completely accurate for either, and getting the fuselage, roof, nose and windshield together is a bit of a challenge, but with time and care it can be built into a very nice model. Check out […] to see what can be done with the kit with patience and a little effort.
Building helicopter kits is often more “fiddly” than building cars, armor or airplanes due to the complexity and small size of the rotor system parts, and Revell rates this kit as a “Level 2” in complexity, requiring some modeling experience to succeed. […]
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