1967 Nickey Camaro RS-SS 427 1:25 Scale Revell Model Kit #85-4377 Review

2016 June 16
by Doug

Right On Replicas, LLC Step-by-Step Review 20160616*
1967 Nickey Camaro RS-SS 427 1:25 Scale Revell Model Kit #85-4377 Review

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Review and Photos by Steven Hardwick Steven Hardwick

In 1967 Chevrolet released the Camaro, as a rival of the Ford Mustang. In those times, builders and modifiers took note of this little two door beauty and before long made it into some MONSTER rides. Some of the large dealers providing popular street legal racing builds were Nickey, Yenko, and of course GM with the factory COPO and Z11 versions. This was the “First Generation Body” and the start of what are still being made as the two-door Camaro.  It has been equipped with many different engine and transmission options lending themselves to a noticeable racing career. When bought new in 1967 this would have cost $2800 optioned as is, but now these cars bring top dollar at up to $500K+ with only 410 made in ‘67.
 

For the Modeler: This review covers the Release of the Nickey Camaro by Revell. This is Kit # 85-4377 in the current catalog. This is a retooled re-release and is a Skill Level 5 kit in 1:25 scale. The kit contains over 128 parts molded in White, Chrome, Clear and Clear Red. There are Vinyl tires. The overall construction is straight-forward and the build goes together well. Take your time and test fit the parts and locations. The motor is nicely detailed and simple accessories will make it contest ready. Interior assembly is simple and highly detailed. The body is one piece with separate front and rear valance sections. The waterslide decals are extensive with interior instruments and multiple body stripes. The typically excellent Revell Instruction Booklet is included.  Overall Dimensions are: 7-5/16″L x 3″W x 1¾”H.
 

Covered in this Review: : If you want to perfect your build; basic construction; preparing parts for better finishing; alternate assembly sequence suggestions for fit and ease of finishing; complete paint and adhesive selections and applications; test fitting; highlighting and detailing the dashboard; interior color scheme; suspension build sequence; engine bay detailing; header notes; trademark identification and repair; version considerations; redline tire decals; applying a customized paint fade; a suggested tool list; mounting the shocks; clarifying the instructions; adding an aftermarket distributor to wire the engine; using “clear” glue for window glass installation; making custom floor mats; applying interior sheen methods; engine assembly and detailing; complete chassis detailing; tire detailing for realism; wheel assembly and installation; using decal setting solutions for that “painted on” look; making custom license plates; detailing the undercarriage; finishing the turn signal indicators; using a silver marker to make realistic looking trim; making great looking tires; a ‘crystal clear’ window glass treatment; complete engine construction and finishing; suspension construction and detailing; are all fully examined in this 24 page, full-color Step-by-Step review in PDF format.

 

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