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Stoned Hoods and Crooks

Moebius Models Stoned Hoods and Crooks Kit First Look

By Michael Benolkin

Date of Review February 2014 Manufacturer Moebius Models
Subject Stoned Hoods and Crooks Scale 1/25
Kit Number 1209 Primary Media Styrene
Pros Interesting kit Cons Nothing noted
Skill Level Basic MSRP (USD) $32.95

First Look

Stoned Hoods and Crooks
Stoned Hoods and Crooks
Stoned Hoods and Crooks

If you've been building kits for a while, you'll recognize the unique kits that came out under 'Wierdos', 'Rat Fink', and other banners. Many of these kits were caricatures of various subjects just for fun. Moebius Models takes up back to that time with an all-new-tool drag car designed by artist Von Franco.

This kit is molded in light gray styrene and presented on five parts trees plus the car body. The details in the kit nicely replicate the box art right down to the irons on the wrists of the driver/creature.

When finished, the model rests on its rear wheels and the exhaust flames to replicate the image of the car leaping off the start line. You'll probably spend more time painting this model than building it, as you can have some serious fun and try out your creature painting and flame shades.

If you're looking for something different, this will be a fun project that will look fine unpainted, but can turn into a conversation piece with some not-too-strenuous paint!

My sincere thanks to Moebius Models for this review sample!