A six step program for fun with the Revell Ed Roth 1957 Chevy kit

[Steve_L]

Here is a 6-step method to have fun with the Revell Ed Roth 1957 Chevy model car glue kit:

1. Buy the Ed Roth 1957 Chevy Bel Air model car kit.

2. Remove the decals and instructions from the kit box.

3. Send what's left to me -- I will reimburse your shipping costs. :-)

4. Buy a Revell 1957 Chevy Bel Air snap kit.

5. Build the snap kit, but add the Ed Roth decals. (They are not a 100% perfect fit, but are certainly workable...). Based on my experience, your final assembly could be quite enjoyable, compared to the glue kit.

6. Sit back, look at your completed project and enjoy your handiwork!

[Snake45]

Ya can't argue with a man with a plan!

That Revell snapper '57 is a nice kit. I've had one ready to go into the paint shop for about two years now--hope to get it squirted soon. If one wanted to build the full-detail Revell kit, you could do worse than to cut the hood out of the snapper body, and then throw all the full-detail kit body parts away and replace it with the snapper body.

Nice job. It looks like you had fun with it. Model on!

[Greg Pugh]

Lmao! That's awesome!

[Mike Kucaba]

I hope Revell sees this!!!

[slusher]

Cool idea..

[crazyrichard]

thats soo cool !

[1930fordpickup]

Looks good .

[RatRod]

Beautiful job!!! Got one going myself.