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[beeRS]

I just received this from HLJ. It's a curbside, but has basic (really basic) engine top detail. The doors do not actually hinge, but can be posed in the up or down positions. It's nice to see a small fret of photoetched parts. The grills are diplicated in photo etch and in plastic.

A quick bit of research shows that to build a faithful Reventon model a little carbon fibre decal will be required.

I'll apologise in advance for the photos that aren't great.

[beeRS]

Here are the fitting instructions...

[niteowl7710]

Thanx for sharing.... Was contemplating getting this but I don't think I will because the price doesn't justify the detail level of the kit.... Besides... I've got 2 Aoshima Aventadors on their way ��. If you look closely the Revention was a prelude to the Aventador anyway....
Cheers Dan

I think it all depends on how bad you want a Reventon. Wonder if this tool is modified "backwards" (time wise of the subject matter) from their A Vent, A Door! as it has the same either up or down doors.

[beeRS]

I think it all depends on how bad you want a Reventon. Wonder if this tool is modified "backwards" (time wise of the subject matter) from their A Vent, A Door! as it has the same either up or down doors.

The Avantador is a bigger car than the Reventon. I have both Fujimi kits, and although they do look similar at first glance they are quite different. The most obvious difference being the size. The Reventon is like a 9/10 scale version of the Aventador!

Looking at both Fujimi kits 'in the flesh' (in the plastic!) there are no parts in common between the two - not even the tyres.

[niteowl7710]

I have the Aventador, but not the Reventon. I knew what to expect in the kit as it's shown above, but I'm still not sure I want a Reventon bad enough...I suppose a lot of the cost in this kit (compared to the detail level) is tied up in the licensing fee.

[martinfan5]

I dont think I will be getting the this one anytime soon, or I will wait tell the price drops a little