G
I just discovered Revell have a LARGE number (2139) of instruction sheets online in PDF format. You can browse to find the one you need, but you can also type the kit’s stock number into the Search box on the right.
The catalogue number is a must - there are quite a few of the older models/reboxes that the titles are incorrect or even totally missing. You can usually pick that number up from 'Scalemates' ( where you can find a lot of the Revell instructions, as well )
Dave
Dave
Damn useful resource, although, like their brown sprues, it can be a bit shoddy!
Many are just scans of photocopies, some hilariously bad. You'd think when people are forking out quite robust prices in a lot of cases that they could clarify/colourise/completely rewrite some of their instructions.
Many are just scans of photocopies, some hilariously bad. You'd think when people are forking out quite robust prices in a lot of cases that they could clarify/colourise/completely rewrite some of their instructions.
G
Who’s forking out money for these instructions, other than Revell themselves to put them online?
G
Indeed, that’s how I found them 
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