Steve Magnante reviews five memorable 1:25-scale plastic model car kits of Chevrolet products, plus a few misses and bloopers.

Plastic models remain a staple for Tamiya, with subjects that range from the humblest Kei cars to the most exotic offerings past and present from Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes, Lamborghini, and others.

Plastic model car kits generally have more parts than metal kits. They require more painstaking assembly to achieve the high-quality results that make modelers proud.

A look back at five memorable scale plastic model-car kits of Chevrolet products, plus a few misses and bloopers released over the years.

Model-car building is one of the old-school hobbies enjoying a resurgence during the pandemic lockdown. Haven't done that in a while? Here's where to find a kit and what to look for.

Steve Magnante’s new Super Models show on the car model hobby kicks off with the Silver Bullet 1967 Plymouth GTX. Catch Super Models on the MotorTrend App.

Chairman of the Japanese plastic model kit maker Tamiya Inc., Shunsaku Tamiya, known for its radio-controlled cars and Mini 4WD models, has died, the company has announced.

I’d long been Gunpla (a portmanteau of “Gundam plastic model”) curious: I was a fan of many of the anime and manga on which the models are based. I love building Lego sets.