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1 minute ago, SfanGoch said:

It was 85-7426. I bought it in '91 or'92. I thought it was an odd color. I bought another BM Camaro (same stock number) a couple years later and it was molded in red. The roof was gekakt; so, I called up Revellogram for a replacement. Guess what RM sent me..........a green body to go with all of the red parts and a free set of Yenko Camaro decals. Go figure.

Sounds like you received a test shot body as a replacement. Do you still have it, by chance?

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Wasn't this kit released around 2000 and the Metalworks version sometime around 2011? The original issue BM Camaro and the AAR Cuda are both 1991ish vintage. I also had a '69 Camaro RS/SS kit from around the same period which was molded in orange styrene. I bought all of these kits at The Hobby Shop in Richmond Hills, Queens within a few months of each other. I also had a Revell '67 Chevelle (not the "Pro-Street" version which was the same green as the BM Camaro and AAR Cuda)) which was molded in a dark metallic blue styrene. I wish I still had them.....

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3 minutes ago, SfanGoch said:

Wasn't this kit released around 2000 and the Metalworks version sometime around 2011? The original issue BM Camaro and the AAR Cuda are both 1991ish vintage. I also had a '69 Camaro RS/SS kit from around the same period which was molded in orange styrene.

1996 is the earliest-dated Speedwagon kit I could find.

The orange-molded '69 Camaro was part of a two-kits-in-one-box set, and the only time AFAIK the 1/25 Revell '69 Camaro was molded in orange:

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35 minutes ago, SfanGoch said:

 I also had a '69 Camaro RS/SS kit from around the same period which was molded in orange styrene. 

MPC? I think I have one molded in orange. A convertible--or maybe someone just cut the top off it. I have it in a box of leftover MPC '69 Camaro parts. 

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Hey, I haven't seen this kit for over 25 years. :D It was, and still is an RS. Says so in the description:

Description
The '69 was one of the best selling of all the Camaro® models over the years. The special Z/28™ package added a unique 302 cubic inch V-8 and other high performance parts to create a blend of good handling as well as powerful acceleration. This Revell kit includes the Rally Sport™ front end trim and the rare dual quad and chambered exhaust options. Features: Opening cowl induction hood, spoilers front and rear, waterslide decals. Requires paint and glue (not included).

 

 

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2 hours ago, SfanGoch said:

Hey, I haven't seen this kit for over 25 years. :D It was, and still is an RS. Says so in the description:

Description
The '69 was one of the best selling of all the Camaro® models over the years. The special Z/28™ package added a unique 302 cubic inch V-8 and other high performance parts to create a blend of good handling as well as powerful acceleration. This Revell kit includes the Rally Sport™ front end trim and the rare dual quad and chambered exhaust options. Features: Opening cowl induction hood, spoilers front and rear, waterslide decals. Requires paint and glue (not included).

Didn't say it wasn't an RS. I said it's not an SS/RS, which is what you originally said. It's a Z/28/RS. If you'd said that to start with, I'd have known exactly what kit you meant. B)

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On 8/31/2018 at 5:30 PM, SfanGoch said:

Nah, it was the Revell Z/28 with the RS front trim.

Whoa, while looking for box pic to post, I ran across this:

https://www.revell.com/model-kits/cars/index.html

The Revell USA site is up and running again! No Revell.de redirect either.

I went to the store page..... every item I clicked on in the car section shows out of stock with a back order option.....

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So many cool kits I'd never heard of in this thread! 

So...maybe some of you will be able to ID these random parts I recently acquired (top photo only--the bottom ones have been identified already). They're a very pale green-blue (not grey--in reality they're a bit more green than they appear in this photo) and I've labelled the parts according to what I think they are--but I could be wrong!

MysteryParts2-vi.jpg

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