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I have a couple of questions. Does any manufacture make a 1/25 (not 1/24) scale 1970 Dodge Challenger ? I want to build the Sam Posey car. Also what is the correct color green paint for the body ? Are there any model spray paints that are close ?

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I think Revell offered one, although if memory serves, it was based on a diecast, which affects some aspects of body accuracy etc.

I think there's at least one member who built the Posey car, so I hope he'll chime in soon.

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26 minutes ago, Monty said:

I think Revell offered one, although if memory serves, it was based on a diecast, which affects some aspects of body accuracy etc.

I think there's at least one member who built the Posey car, so I hope he'll chime in soon.

Monty Yes a member from New Zealand did a build awhile  ago, but I'm pretty sure he used the 1/24 scale kit. I have the Revell AAR Cuda in 1/25 scale and the Revell Challenger in 1/24. I just don't like the size of the 1/24 as most of my models are 1/25. I'll check around for the Revell one based on the diecast  Thanks.

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AMT made a 70 Challenger R/T convertible in 1/25.  Coupe versions used the same body and interior with a glue-on hard top.  The proportions of the top are not correct.

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7 minutes ago, Fat Brian said:

The Revell kit is just the 1/24 Monogram kit, it's not bad though.

That one isn't. It's 1/25 and based on the diecast that Monty mentioned. 

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21 minutes ago, Plowboy said:

That one isn't. It's 1/25 and based on the diecast that Monty mentioned. 

Huh, it seemed like another instance of them putting the wrong scale on the box.

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12 hours ago, Michael jones said:

Gidday, I built the one in the link below. Took a lot of work to transform it!

 

Yes you did an excellent job on this model. I was hoping to find a challenger like the revell aar cuda because it has the interior without the back seat. I'm not good at carving up an interior to remove the back seat & console. I tried it with the 1/24 scale 1970 pontiac trans am & it came out not looking very good.

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I think your best option is find an original MPC annual.

 

Not terribly difficult to find and if patient,,,, they can be found reasonable priced

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