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The Revell snap kit is above average detail and quality for that type of kit. I think it lends itself well to customizing.

On this one, I lowered the suspension and changed out the headlights. I'm currently scratch building a front bumper and visor, then I can go ahead and finish it up!

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The Revell snap-kit is above average for the type of kit. With minor modifications it builds quite nicely. go to www.truckmodeler.com and there are several shown on the June and the July-August pages. I built a fairly box-stock unit, white with the kit decal stripes. I'm quite pleased at how it turned out.

Tim

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I built the Revell reissued snap tite kit (95%) complete. For a snap kit it's NOT BAD AT ALL!!!!

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?...&p=74385422

Also I just started to building the R/G 359. This one I'm building as a day cab. I had to cut out the back of the cab of a AMT 359 to use on the R/G cab.

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?...&p=74577399

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