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1：18 Yellow & Black Chevrolet Camaro Diecast Model Car Christmas gifts

Shipping weight: 3 lbs

Width: 4" Height: 2"

Specifications:

Color: White
Scale: 1:18 Length: 10"

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The Camaro continues to find its way into modern day fiction. The vehicle mode of the character Bumblebee in the 2007 film Transformers, is first a 1976 model Camaro and later a fifth generation concept variant. This tricked out Dub Edition 2006 Yellow & Black Chevrolet Camaro Diecast Model Car features custom paint schemes, aftermarket rims, and tricked out sounds systems, truly a one of a kind model.

Chevrolet Diecast Model Cars - Fondly known as the Chevy, GM's best known brand took an early lead in American car production as did the diverse line of diecast model cars. Chevy remains a mainstream American favorite and fans still recall 1963 when one of every ten cars sold in the U.S. was a Chevrolet. Enjoy our large selection of model car replicas of these diecast car favorites.

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11/25/2011 Azam K.. I bought this for my 3 year old and he LOVES the orange color and how realistic the color looks. It looks just like in the picture.

Pros:
This is a very well made car.
Lot of attention has been given to the details (unlike Mattel cars).
The hood opens all the way up.
The tires look and feel very real to the touch.
Nice interior with racing harness on the seat.
Steering wheel moves tires.
Nice suspension.
Nice bright color/paint.


Cons:
Side view mirrors broke on the first day, but keep in mind my son is 3 and he plays rough. Otherwise the sideview mirrors would look very nice in a showcase!

I will buy it from this manufacturer again.
11/16/2011 Daniel D. Taylor. It is a O.K. model. The Camaro Model is a good starter model for your children. It is very simple, but has some difficulty. This car is a "snap-together" but I would suggest having some model glue on hand to glue some basic things onto the car. There is no painting for this model so it will not take too long of your afternoon. You do have to put some stickers which is almost the hardest thing to do on the model. This car is not very durable and is not to be played ruffly. The cars front wheel rubs against the wheel-well. It is a O.K. model.