Datsun Off-Road Pickup

This is the 1/24 Scale Datsun Off-Road Pickup Plastic Model Kit by Revell. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.

Revell-Monogram Datsun Off-Road Pickup Plastic Model Truck Kit 1/24 Scale #85-4321
 Revell-Monogram # rmx85-4321
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Features :
  • Highly detailed pieces molded in white and clear.
  • Chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
  • Opening hood and 4 cylinder OHC engine.
  • Off-raod bumper guards, front and rear.
  • large off-road tires.
  • Waterslide decals.
  • Illustrated instructions.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Datsun Pickup truck"
alexjacques575
I love this kit it is awesome so much fun to build I am a huge truck fanatic and this kit is a very good asset to my dioramas as I can use it for many thing Work truck, offroad truck, Daily driver etc this truck will work for any diorama and garage very nice details on this truck I had an awesome time building it and definitely want to get more and build them in differents ways PROS: Cheap, No flash, Very accurate, Nice casting 10-10 stars for sure on this kit if you are thinking about getting this kit you should really consider it as it will look good in you diorama or garage and will also look like a part of what you are using it to do

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Features

  • Highly detailed pieces molded in white and clear.
  • Chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
  • Opening hood and 4 cylinder OHC engine.
  • Off-raod bumper guards, front and rear.
  • large off-road tires.
  • Waterslide decals.
  • Illustrated instructions.

Specs

  • Scale: 1/24
  • Length: 7-3/8" (187.32mm)
  • Width: 3" (76.2mm)
  • Height: 3-1/8" (79.37mm)
  • Skill level: 2
  • Parts: 50

Includes

One plastic model


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Reviews

  
 
"awesome"
jduncan2015
My wife seen this an said its mine but you put it together lol. Well she watched it come together and yes great kit she loves it and was great now she seen how fun it is. Now she can build her own. I want to build another one of my own with a V8 its not hard to do. great kit. Look at pics under jeffd. her's is nissan orange mine not built yet but it will be a light color and look like a sleeper

 
"Datsun Offroad pickup"
Dodgemanjacques
I love this kit there is absolutey nothing wrong with it and it is very fun Revell did a amazing job on this i love little Toyota and Datsun trucks with a little lift to them plus with only 50 parts every one can do this kit it goes together easy and looks absolutely awesome this kit reminds me of my brothers 89 Toyota and that's why i got it and i am glad i did.

 
"Datsun with the Mad Max Treatment"
KTM450
Since this kit was so reasonably priced around 10 bucks from Hobbylinc, I decided to finish it with a post apocalyptic theme. For those of you who are devotees of the 1:1 vehicle, I assure you I meant no disrespect in giving the truck this treatment. As a matter of fact, this is more of an homage to this plucky little truck as I would guess it would be one of the few vehicles to actually survive and function in an apocalypse. First a bit about the kit, I really enjoyed building it. Just enough detail to look good but not so much to be overly fiddly and frustrating when you’re looking for a quick fun build. The parts required only a bit of cleanup with minimal flash. A couple of issues that I thought were minor; the rear driver side leaf spring had half of it missing – I don’t think I broke it because I couldn’t find it but I’ll admit it’s possible. It looks like a glitch with the molding. Also the truck body wheel wells don’t seem to fit centered over the tires. I should have tried a bit of reshaping with a heat gun but it was too late by the time I was ready to assemble it – body was painted, etc. I’d recommend checking this as to not make my same mistake. For the most part though fit was excellent as were the instructions making this a very straight forward build. OK this next part is how I gave this truck a post apocalyptic theme. First off I’d like to say that I borrowed heavily from the posted work of many modelers much more talented than I. To those folks – thank you for your inspiration. Even in copying I cannot do your concepts justice but I had lots of fun trying. The truck body’s holes scratched, etc. were done with a soldering iron. I primed most of the parts with Mr. Surfacer red oxide primer and employed the hairspray technique (thanks to my wife who got tired of me borrowing it and bought another one) spraying it on the various parts after the primer. When it was dry I airbrushed all acrylic paint (mostly Vallejo, some Tamiya) and scraped away at it with a wet fairly stiff brush (old tooth brush works) to get the rusted/chipping effect. The overall truck color is Vallejo beige. The wheels are Vallejo acrylic steel chipped away to expose the rust paint underneath. I used a number of various Vallejo pigments as well as AK enamel mud and fuel stains. The screens in place of the front and rear windows are stainless steel. Way too stout for this purpose but its what I had. The machine gun in the back was borrowed from an MPC Jeep kit. The mount fit perfectly atop the rear wheel wells in the truck bed. The barbed wire is I think 1/35 scale purchased from Hobbylinc. The next step for this is I plan to incorporate this into a post apocalyptic diorama (I know, not a very happy theme) with a couple figures and a toy die cast 1/24 Harley given the same treatment (see my review on the Mr Surfacer red oxide primer) – again no disrespect intended. I will post these when (if?) I finish something worth looking at as to not totally waste everybody’s time. However you decide to finish this model it is a bargain, fun to assemble and paint, and I would definitely recommend picking it up.

Comments

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