Revell SnapTite A-10 Warthog Plastic Model Kit , White

The media could not be loaded. Looks great - especially with the A-10 Picture I bought from Amazon (takes a month to get here). Plastic parts but easy to assemble. Putting on tiny stickers takes the longest. Suggest tacking parts with super glue to keep together. Hung with fishing line from ceiling. Fell in about a month and a few pieces came apart but put back together with glue. Stand is flimsy. Glue it to plane if you use it. See video.

this model is very easy to build and it does not require any skill of model making to fit every part together.I would recommend to use glue for some parts for better fit. Also, the price of the kit is inexpensive and the built model looks good without cheap looking plastic appearance, if paint is applied before building the A10.

Product arrived on time, but took a while because it shipped from outside of the US. The box was squished but everything inside was intact. My 8 year old son and I put it together in about 20 minutes. Easy installation.

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It is very much a "what you see is what you get." When you get it out of the box it looks like a pre-formed, snap-tight model and that's pretty much what it ends up being. I did a lot of paint and detailing to get it to a better level (and it I think it did) but if you put this together w/o any extra work it's not gonna look great.

Grandsons' first plastic model, and he and I had a blast putting it together.We painted it at the same time, he took port and I did starboard, and his turned out better!:-) It's a 1:72, so, kinda' small, but wit some acrylic paint and the decals,it turned out great. 'Fairly detailed for what it is... A snap-tite. 'Took about an hour.

This model is highly detailed for a snap together model. The flashing is minimal and less than expected for an inexpensive model like this. Mold quality seems pretty good and none of the parts appear to be distorted. It does not need to be painted or glued but with a bit of paint and some glue to true up the fit, the model really stands out. No one will ever mistake this for a highly detailed $100+ model from Hasegawa, but this is a quality snap together kit that displays pretty well.