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IMAI Captain Scarlet Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle SPV & Patrol Car SPC Model Kit - a

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This vintage Imai model kit features the iconic Captain Scarlet Car and Pilot from the popular TV show and franchise, Captain Scarlet. The multicoloured plastic vehicle is suitable for collectors and enthusiasts aged 14+, and is an original licensed reproduction of the famous car. Fans of the show will appreciate the attention to detail in this model, which accurately depicts the Patrol and Pursuit vehicles used by the Spectrum team. Whether you're a fan of the Captain Scarlet character or simply a collector of vintage toys and games, this model kit is sure to be a prized addition to your collection.

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BrandIMAI

GTIN4950343812029

UPC4950343812029

eBay Product ID (ePID)1322956621

Product Key Features

FilmCars

Year Manufactured1990

CharacterCaptain Scarlet

Vehicle TypeCar

Time Period Manufactured1980-1989

ColourMulticoloured

VintageYes

Original/Licensed ReproductionOriginal

FeaturesCollector's Edition

Featured Person/ArtistSeal

MaterialPlastic

Scale1:55

FranchiseCaptain Scarlet

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by teke6936
14 Jul, 2023
Accurateish, basic build, missile assembly a nightmare!
Firstly, there aren't any other model kits of the Spectrum vehicles from "Captain Scaret and the Mysterons," so if you want to build one, you're stuck with the Imai. Overall, it's quite accurate in terms of contour (though the lack of seats makes it a bit weird when you look through the windows and see ... well, the floor of the model. There's a basic steering array which is quite fun to put together, and a couple of thin gloss red coats of enamel paint really bring up the shine (you can panel detail with 2b pencils or Berol thin-nib art paint), but like a lot of Japanese kits this has been engineered as a toy which fires missiles from behind the lights. Or would, in the springs didn't shatter at first go, and the instructions were clear on how these should be assembled. Despite that, I'm happy to have it. Missile array aside. it's a quick build and it looks okay on the shelf. The SPV, however, is another matter entirely ...
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