Evil Iron Trike
Model No. 17325
$54.99
Revell skill level: 5
Recommended age: 13+
Scale: 1:8
Number of parts: 153
Length: 14.56 in
Width: 7.8125 in
Height: 8.0625 in
Kit Features:
Classic custom chopper trike styling
Over 14 inches long once assembled
Period-perfect details include stretched-out front forks and swept-back handle bars
Removable long-handled parade axe and optional iron mask
All-new decal sheet includes wild flame decals in two different colors
Includes soft vinyl tubing to represent spark plug leads and various control cables
Molded in white and clear with two trees of chrome-plated parts and soft black tires
By the late 1960s, America’s burgeoning custom motorcycle scene included “trikes,”
wild three-wheeled choppers inspired by the classic Harley-Davidson Servi-Car that was often used
by police departments for parking enforcement. For Evil Iron, Revell’s Los Angeles-based designers
started with a chrome-plated twin-cylinder 650 cc engine and reworked a rigid frame to create this
far-out three-wheeler’s finely detailed chassis. Up front there is a skinny tire on a 21-inch spoked wheel,
while out back a pair of reversed five-spoke mags wear super-wide low-profile boots. Evil Iron’s
tongue-in-cheek theme starts with a smiling skull atop the sculpted high-back bucket seat that’s covered
with a cloak which flows downwards to become the trike’s body. Other details include a double-edged sword,
leg iron headlamps, and studded mace ball taillights. After Revell introduced the 1/8-scale Evil Iron kit in 1971
it soon became the model builder’s favorite fantasy trike. Now Evil Iron is back for the first time in decades,
ready for old friends and today’s new generation of dreamers.
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