1956 Chrysler 300B

This is the 1/25 Scale 1956 Chrysler 300B Plastic Model Kit by Moebius. Suitable for Ages 15 & Older.

Moebius 1956 Chrysler 300B Plastic Model Car Kit 1/25 Scale #1207
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 Moebius Models # moe1207
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Moebius Models Item # moe1207
Features :
  • Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in light gray and clear.
  • Detailed interior.
  • Authentic chassis with dual exhaust.
  • Pad printed white wall tires.
  • Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels and stock hubcaps.
  • Waterslide decals.
  • Illustrated instructions.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Moebius...almost Tamiya"
rkindig (Portland, OR)
Thei was my first Moebius kit that I have built. Parts fit is very good. Body had many mold lines to clean up but details were very sharp. Instructions were well done. Written directions opposed to pictorial drawings worked well. Wire wheels stood out well after using black wash on them. I was impressed with the bumper fit and fit of the entire kit. I look forward to building more kits by this manufacturer in the future. A very fun build that turned out great right out of the box!!!

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Features

  • Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in light gray and clear.
  • Detailed interior.
  • Authentic chassis with dual exhaust.
  • Pad printed white wall tires.
  • Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels and stock hubcaps.
  • Waterslide decals.
  • Illustrated instructions.

Specs

  • Scale 1/25
  • Skill level: 3
  • Parts: 125+

Includes

One plastic model


Requirements & Suggestions

  • Assembly
  • Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (EXL16018)
  • Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
  • Sprue Cutter (XUR410A) (EXL55594)
  • Paint (Guards Red, Classic Black, Wimbledon White, Radome Tan, White, Flat White, Aluminum, Chrome Silver, Metallic Gold, Flat Rubber, Flat Black, Semi-Gloss Black, Classic Black, Gloss REd, Gloss Yellow, Gloss Orange)
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Reviews

  
 
"Detail, detail, detail"
wjvision (wjvision@live.com)
Moebius name says it all, I love this build. The detail is always super. Parts fit right and there was no flashing anywhere.

 
"Very nice model!!"
rarem37
I just got this model in the mail from Hobbylinc. After going thru the parts and doing some test fitting and build planning, it is obvious that this is a very nice model! The instructions are clear and give color call outs for the different parts; they even tell you what colors the real came in when it was produced. There are even color pictures of the engine and interior to help with the decal placement.

 
"Still not sure"
knightstalkr62
This is the third Moebius kit I have built. The first one went together beautifully and was comparable to a Tamiya. I encountered some issues with the second one, and so wasn't as enthused. I figured I'd try a third one to determine whether I'd buy more. BLAST! This third one fell somewhere between the first and second! Here are the issues I encountered: (1) Step 3 says to cement Transmission Selector #34 to the dash, however it is not shown in the diagram. I spent time looking for #34 only to find a number stamped on one of the chrome sprues, but the actual part had been cut off and apparently isn't used with this kit. (2) The steering wheel does not leave enough space from the front seat for an actual person to have drive the car. (3) The front spindles required cementing in order to stay in place, and still allowed one of the front tires to toe in, and therefore doesn't look very good when viewed from the front. (4) Final assembly states to cement the Radiator Assembly into the Frame Assembly. The problem is there isn't enough room for it to fit between the fan and the frame. I had to remove the fan to get it in and depend on the shroud to hide the fact there are no blades. (5) I had planned on displaying this with the hood down, so didn't use many of the decals on the engine as I thought this wouldn't show. Unfortunately, the breather is just a fraction too tall so the hood doesn't quite close all the way and the edges of the hood would be visible. Now I must display it with the hood open where the lack of decals will be apparent. I will probably try another Moebius as the detail is great, but I wouldn't recommend this particular kit.

Comments

Due to small parts that could cause a choking hazard please kee away from children 3 years of age and younger.

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