The pieces assemble to create a robot that is over 15” tall and has joints that can pivot 233 degrees for extended play. The pieces snap and lock together, making glue completely unnecessary. Each piece is numbered for easy assembly. Three other robots are available: Black Wing, Eagle Strike and Hawk Wing. Launch date: January 2008.

The pieces assemble to create a robot that is over 15” tall and has joints that can pivot 233 degrees for extended play. The pieces snap and lock together, making glue completely unnecessary. Each piece is numbered for easy assembly. Three other robots are available: Black Wing, Eagle Strike and Hawk Wing. Launch date: January 2008.

The pieces assemble to create a robot that is over 15” tall and has joints that can pivot 233 degrees for extended play. The pieces snap and lock together, making glue completely unnecessary. Each piece is numbered for easy assembly. Three other robots are available: Black Wing, Eagle Strike and Hawk Wing. Launch date: January 2008.

The pieces assemble to create a robot that is over 15” tall and has joints that can pivot 233 degrees for extended play. The pieces snap and lock together, making glue completely unnecessary. Each piece is numbered for easy assembly. Three other robots are available: Black Wing, Eagle Strike and Hawk Wing. Launch date: January 2008.

This replica of the short, lightweight Delta-7B starfighter has four has four partially hidden laser canons. Parts snap together, and it does not require painting or gluing. Skill level for this project is 1.
— Mud Puddle Toys in Marblehead, Mass., sells about 20 to 25 Revell kits of cars, airplanes and Star Wars items each month. “We’ve carried them for a few years now. People know we carry it,” he told TDmonthly in October 2009.

The lightweight Piloto can climb, descend and turn like a real plane, but is made of durable foam with a carbon fiber rod fuselage, allowing it to withstand crashes. The plane is safe for indoor use, and can fly for 10 minutes non-stop, controlled at a range of up to 100 feet. The 10-3/4” plane features a wingspan of 8-1/2”, two different frequencies and a two-channel controller with a built-in charger.

The lightweight Piloto can climb, descend and turn like a real plane, but is made of durable foam with a carbon fiber rod fuselage, allowing it to withstand crashes. The plane is safe for indoor use, and can fly for 10 minutes non-stop, controlled at a range of up to 100 feet. The 10-3/4” plane features a wingspan of 8-1/2”, two different frequencies and a two-channel controller with a built-in charger.

The pieces assemble to create a dinosaur that is over 14” tall and has joints that can pivot 233 degrees for extended play. The pieces snap and lock together, making glue completely unnecessary. Each piece is numbered for easy assembly. Three other prehistoric creatures are available: Stegosaurus, Pterodactyl and Woolly Mammoth. Launch date: January 2008.

When the life-size version of this model was released in 1964, it was intended to be a mild-mannered car. That soon changed when gearheads figured out a much larger engine would fit between the car’s front fenders. They appealed to Chevy to make the change, which happened in 1965. 1970 marked the high point for the muscle car. The model includes colored molded parts and snap construction that eliminates the need for glue or paint. It includes custom wheels.

Known for its outrageous design, including huge fins, this hardtop was the rarest in the El Dorado line, with only 975 built. The real car is 225 inches in length, making it almost impossible to fit into some garages. The model includes an opening hood with detailed Cadillac V8 engine and black vinyl tires with separate whitewalls. It’s molded in white with many chrome-plated parts.