Revell 85-4320 Ford Bronco Truck Kit 1:25 Scale 122-Piece Skill Level 5 Plastic Model Building Kit, Blue

Very detailed model, not too complicated, was a fun build, high quality

revell seems to make a better product, easier to complete the model and codes for paint is excellent.

The model was what I expected it to be. It looks like it is going to be a fun build.

This Revell Bronco model is my favorite build so far. The pieces had no flash and fit together better than some Tamiya models. I used a mix of Tamiya sky blue and Tamiya White to achieve the light blue color recommended. To make assembly easier, I completely constructed the engine and body undercarriage before doing any painting. I found an old wild horse decal from unused airplane decals to use on the spare tire cover. After completing assembly but before inserting any windows, I sprayed the entire model with Pledge renew floor polish. That gives the model a nice shiny appearance. This model is rated at a five level but I didn’t find it that difficult. The instructions are very clear for the most part and it just takes a little time and patience. The final result, I thought, was a very nice model.

It is just like the Bronco we owned in the 1970's. I just wish it was blue when we got it instead of needing to be painted.

This is a quality kit and fun too! Accuracy is pretty good! It's molded in semigloss white. I recommend priming all of the sprues and parts with a good sandable flat primer before painting, as the bare plastic doesn't take paint too well. Take your time with the paint and you'll have a great looking Bronco model to show for it. This kit gives you the option of putting in a roll bar, and building the motor as a either a 289 or the 302ci. Automatic is the only transmission option. Kit says the Bronco is bone-stock but this kit has dual shocks at all of the corners, which I don't think was ever a factory option. I wish this kit came with optional door inserts so you could build a Bronco roadster or the parts to make your Bronco a half-cab, but it doesn't (though there IS a company called Olson Brothers that sells these parts as well as a fender flare kit that fit this model perfectly- Google them!) All in all this is a great early Bronco kit that was WAY too long in the making! I love it and there's great customizing potential with a little extra work/money.

Never had a revell model I didn’t like. Buy it , it is hours of enjoyment and forever on the display shelf.Whether child or elder this is a fun quality model.

Revell has another winner on it's hands. Nice molded body. Hood opens. Ford V8 with a single 4-barrel. Separate exhaust. 4WD suspension. Plain stock rims with optional chrome hub caps. Separate hard top. Interior with back seat and roll bars. Tow hitch bar (?). Rear swing away spare tire carrier with spare cover. The front windsheild frame is a separate part, so align it up with the hardtop when gluing it on, so it sits at the right angle.Decal sheet is small, no extra commercial style decals for doors or the kicking bronco logo for the spare tire carrier (these are available aftermarket though). Some might think it's a simple kit. but these early Broncos were simple vehicles, with few extras, and the model reflects that accurately.