Revell 85-4192 ’68 Volkswagen Beetle Model Car Kit 1:24 Scale 131-Piece Skill Level 4 Plastic Model Building Kit

(13 customer reviews)

$40.02

Last updated on July 27, 2024 2:36 am Details
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Description

  • This kit can be built with the steering wheel on the left or right side
  • Features include a detailed 1500 cc rear mounted engine with opening hood
  • Includes chrome plates parts and soft black tires
  • Includes waterslide decals and a paint guide
  • This model kit requires model glue for construction and paint for finishing – sold separately

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Additional information

Brand

Revell

Model Name

1968 Volkswagen Beetle Car 1:24 Scale

Release date

March 23, 2022

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Item model number

85-4192

Product Dimensions

10 x 7 x 5 inches

Scale

1:24 Scale

Number of Pieces

131

Age Range Description

12 years old and up

Item Weight

0.369 ounces

Included Components

Assembly Instructions, Plastic Model Kit

Material

Plastic

Item Dimensions LxWxH

10 x 7 x 5 inches

Theme

Model Building Kit, Model Car

Color

68 Volkswagon Beetle 1:24

Manufacturer

Revell

13 reviews for Revell 85-4192 ’68 Volkswagen Beetle Model Car Kit 1:24 Scale 131-Piece Skill Level 4 Plastic Model Building Kit

  1. Rodney Shade

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     Hard to put together. Instructions are to follow

  2. James Simpson

    Haven’t built yet have to many ahead I just wanted it now

  3. Quality Manager Guy

    If you’re expecting an American 1968 VW kit, this isn’t it. Probably Euro version of the 68. American version had high back seats, larger rear lights and squared off bumpers. Quite a few differences from this model. But, it’s still a very nice kit. The engine detail is very good.

  4. Arturo Granados

    Lots of fun to put together if your a Volkswagen fan, or just a fan of model cars.

  5. elijah studd

    I used this to make a custom body for my rc car and coukdnt be happier. The model was complex but fairly easy to get together. The hardest part was hunting down the right pieces by number

  6. Vance001

    Perfect Model to use as the TV Show Hurbie the Love Bug

  7. Kit Riegel

    When I was young, back in the late 50’s and 60’s, I had accumulated 110 car “customizing kits”. But Revell wasn’t considered very good because their models just didn’t seem to meet up with AMT or SMP models standards. BUT I GOT THIS REVELL MODEL, AND WAS BLOWN AWAY! It is very well made, all parts made perfect, and even great instructions! Now, that is PROGRESS! You rock Revell!

  8. Oscar Bastarrachea Velázquez

    Well detailed bug model arrived on time very good thanks.

  9. K. Harl

    Perfect. The delivery said 3 weeks and the seller couldn’t guarantee it would make the date I wanted however it did! So happy with it and my partner loves it too!

  10. Quality Manager Guy

    I haven’t begun assembly yet. I do not see any problems with assembling.

  11. mtaittsr

    El modelo está muy detallado, el motivo de las 3 estrellas es que viene en color blanco, no en el tono azul que se ve en la ilustración de la caja, necesitas pegamento y si tiene un nivel intermedio para ensamblar, las piezas son todas en blanco, plateado y las llantas son de color negro, contiene hidro-calcomanias las cuales son un poco meticulosas de aplicar.

  12. Amazon Customer

    Models are a lot smaller and more expensive than when I was young. I owned a 1968 Beatle and that is why I purchased it. It will probably be harder to build now that the parts are smaller and I am older. It will be a fun little project for me and will bring back lots of old memories. Thanks :)))

  13. Arturo Granados

    This is not suitable for beginners!! The pieces all fit, except:
    -Mounting the side mirrors (no post/hole or tabs).
    -Front interior called “package shelf” made no sense in the diagram.
    -Some engine parts simply did not “line up”. Prepare to improvise!

    Tips:
    1. Prepare to use an Exact-o knife to trim parts. Some parts (tail lights, logo, trunk handles, door handles) are very small and tricky to hold. Small needlenose pliers worked for me.
    2. Some thin parts can easily break when you pull them from the “tree”. Be careful–use small snips (sidecutters) to remove them.
    3. Fit the parts together before you glue them. Figure out if they need special support while the glue sets. Model glue dries quickly and makes a mess if you try to adjust fits. Use a toothpick to add small dabs of glue on tiny parts!
    4. If you follow the instructions carefully, the front wheels will turn side-to-side (not connected to steering wheel).
    5. Don’t try to paint all parts at once. Don’t worry about matching all the color charts. It’s just a model! Give the interior a custom look!
    6. Remove paint or chrome where the parts are glued.
    7. Give the body a nice spray paint job of the color of your choice. I didn’t glue the body on, so I can put different “things” inside the car.
    8. Leave the windows out! They make it look toy-like, degrading the overall detailed look.

    Conclusion: I wouldn’t recommend this model for children under 10. It is fairly difficult because of the tiny delicate parts, but worth the effort. It would be a good team project with guidance from someone with some model building experience.

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