1999 Chevy Silverado Street Truck 1/25 Scale Model Kit Build How To Assemble Paint Interior Weather
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The Chevy Silverado has always been one of the best looking pickups on the road. But add some radical body mods like sculptured front grille, air dam with fog lights, wild hood scoop, custom rear roll pan, drop it down to a super low stance and add huge custom wheels, and you’ve got the cutting edge of sport truck styling!
Features
Popular extended-cab body with a short bed.
Choice of factory-stock or custom wheels and tires.
Custom wheels and tires.
Highly detailed 5.3-liter Vortec V-8 engine and rear-drive chassis with custom dropped suspension.
New decal sheet with a selection of California-style custom graphics.
Molded in white, transparent red, and clear with chrome-plated parts and black vinyl tires.
Revell 1999 Chevy Silverado Street Pickup 1/25 Scale Model Kit 85-4538 4538 RMX-4538 RMX4538 854538 14538
The Chevrolet Silverado is a range of trucks manufactured by General Motors under the Chevrolet brand.[1] Introduced for the 1999 model year, the Silverado is the successor to the long running Chevrolet C/K model line. Taking its name from the top trim level from the Chevrolet C/K series, the Silverado is offered as a series of full-size pickup trucks, chassis cab trucks, and medium-duty trucks. The fourth generation of the model line was introduced for the 2019 model year.
The Chevrolet Silverado shares mechanical commonality with the GMC Sierra; GMC ended the use of the C/K nomenclature a model generation prior to Chevrolet. In Mexico, high trim level versions of the Silverado use the Chevrolet Cheyenne name. Competing against the Ford F-Series, Ram Pickup, Nissan Titan, and Toyota Tundra, the Silverado is among the best-selling vehicles in the United States, having sold over 12 million examples since its introduction in 1999.
The GMT800 Silverado/Sierra 1500 and 2500 pickup trucks were released in August 1998 as 1999 models. The "classic" light-duty GMT400 C/K trucks were continued in production for that first year alongside the new models, and the Heavy-Duty GMT400 pickups (alongside the GMT400 SUVs) were continued until 2000, with the new GMT800 Silverado/Sierra HD (Heavy Duty) released a year later. A small refresh for 2003 models was introduced in 2002, bringing slight design changes and an upgrade to the audio and HVAC controls. The 2007.5 GMT800 trucks, built after the GMT900 had gone on sale, used the name Classic to denote the difference between the two generations.
Chevrolet is represented in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series by the Silverado.[113] As of the 2021 season, 15 full-time and part-time teams use the Silverado.[114] Chevrolet has won the Truck Series Manufacturers Championship ten times since the series inception in 1995 and Chevrolet drivers have won the Drivers Championship a combined 12-times. The Silverado is also the title sponsor for the Chevrolet Silverado 250 Truck Series race at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.[115]
The truck also won the Primm 300 off-road race in 2004, 2005 and 2006. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
I like the way you sometimes build something with an implied backstory, a history. Adds interest to the model.
I thought that was a 1:1 truck on the thumbnail, great painting and photography!
So glad they started putting in your license plates. Makes me want to buy these kits just to support you. Keep up the great builds. I did one of these trucks before. Did mine in gloss black with orange trim. My Halloween truck. Even did a jack o lantern on the rear "pumpkin".
Congratulations on your very own decal. You deserve it for all the great models that you build for your fans on your channel. Keep up the great videos and the work. Love the truck.
I really dig what you did with this '99 Silverado Chris! Looks awesome!
Very cool backstory on this one. I really like what you did with this one. It rings so true about every small town has these.
I own a 1999 Silverado with 64k miles no rust. I love this kit. GREAT Job!!!!
Congrats again on the cool plate decal from Revell. I built this kit years ago when it first came out but it was a stock ride height. Very nice kit. Definitely getting this one just for the decals!
You're now an Easteregg on this truck's decal sheet! Neat! Wonder how many other modelkit CZcamsrs they'll do that to.
Awesome Chris, thanks for sharing
Just picked this kit up a few weeks back. Can't wait to build up mine!
Nicely we'll done built kit
Thanks!
Wish there was an easy way to convert this kit to a regular cab option. I hate cutting the body and chassis up to line up perfectly with the rest of the kit though. Cool looking license plate decal with your name on it. Nice!
You actually can make one of the old street truck kits with this kit. It has a really weird looking headlights but that street bumper and low bar chrome extra grill came with the “custom Silverado and waverider” kit
Really great work Chris those HPI GUY decals need to be included as an option on every kit IMO
Gonna have to get a couple of these.
Nice.
The 46 drop isn't "46" it means 4 inch front drop, and 6 inch rear drop in suspension height.
Awesome! :)
I packed my stuff out of the box and had to smile because of that HPI GUY license plate. Very funny. At least I'm from Germany and know your chanel long before. Thank you for Alls the good reviews and builds!
Thanks man!
Nice build. Excellent detail and back story. Looks like a great kit. Congratulations on the well deserved on the license plate decal. Well deserved.
I really wish we had a more modern truck kit to build. 2wd, 4wd, dually, it doesn’t really matter. It could be a Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge or even a Toyota or Nissan. I really wouldn’t care which one.
Meng makes that 2010ish F350 crew cab.
@@rcairforceone Yeah, I have seen it on eBay. It is a really expensive. I really wish Meng would bring us back out in production. Thanks for sharing.
hpiguys Workshop Chris you did another amazing build as you always do.The Silverado Looks fantastic..
I’m going to get a couple of those decal sheets and use the HPI GUY plates on builds that you’ve inspired me to build.
Spot on Chris, this is definitely you 😂! Having fun is what this hobby is about, build on 🎉!! Well done 👏!
That's so cool, love it. Nice to see you having so much fun building.
I love the look of this extended cab pick up silvarado awsome kit👌👍
Congrats on the shout out on the decal sheet with the plates.
Nice looking kit! Nice detail. Love your back story. You sound like Mr. Haney on Green Acres. Thanks for the review!
Great video Chris, keep em coming and I'll keep watching.
I really like how you build it your own way. Have lots of fun. I try to do the same thing. I m building a 1972 442, however a put a roof on it from a 1970 monte carlo to make it a Cutlass Supreme.
This kit looks very interesting. I think I'll add this to my next build list. I'm currently working on a 1956 Cadillac 1/25 scale kit at the moment.
I got one of these kits in the regular stock version when they first came out since I love this style. I kept it stock for a few years, then I customized it with bigger tires and such. I got a good deal on a second kit, which I started merging with an Escalade kit to make a Caddy extended cab pickup. But I never finished it since I got frustrated.
I love the special license plates for you, and the 'back story' on the this truck, makes it more than just a fresh off the lot look.
I want to dig those back out now and clean them up!
Looks like every kids custom Silverado rolling around in newhampshire and Maine
Fantastic build!! Love the model!!!
Was wondering what your plans about Future was.
When I heard it was being disconnected I bought up 12 bottles.
Looking forward to your next video.
I love that they put license plates with your name in the kit. I think that's awesome 👌 😀😃🙂
I like how you did this one. Really neat with the license plate.
Looks awesome!
Nice job, well done!
Cool stuff 😎
Great Job Chris!
Thanks for this cool video Chris. Once again you have inspired me!
Love story great build thanks
Nice build sir!
If revell is watching this can you please make a 99 extra cab s10 street pickup to go with this one please and thank you.
💯💯💯
Or an 03-06 Silverado cateye 🤤
I’ve always thought HPI had something to do with the type of plastic they molded these kits out of😅😅shows how much i know. Anyway, big congrats on getting your own license plates in these kits!!! Personally think thats super cool.
Nice
Recieved my kit last week. Will build but to many projects right now.
2:37 ahh the lack of a bench seat
I ordered this JUST for the "HPI GUY" License Plates. - No lie.
Oh, I noticed you didn't put a map in any one of the four map holders on the bottom of each door panel. I guess this means there are no gloves in the glove box - again. All humor aside (I thought it was funny) I really dig how this kit came out. Good choices (except for no gloves). Thanks for sharing ! !
Haha, right up my alley, still that'll be like a new truck to me, but it wouldn't stay that way long cause I'd end up junkin/scrapping out of it, guaronetee it!! Haha! Shoot every doggone truck I ever had and I had a many of pickemups, and junked out of everyone of them. Good deal Hoss! 🤘✌️! I been a junker since I was old enough to drive, and I'm 63 now. Even did that when I had a good job, did it on the side for Xtra income.
What glue brands do you use? I've seen you use both a bottle and brush on products. Please explain the reasons for both. BTW I now incorporate many of your methods in my model building process. So much more efficient and a cleaner less "messy" build.
THANK YOU.
I use Plastruct Bondene for bare plastic to plastic. Model glue only works on styrene to styrene.
I use cheap super glue for final assemblies and painted/chrome parts.
Hello from wisco!
Nice mods
Awesome as always Chris! Were you able to notice with the leftover parts if this kit is able to be built with factory ride height suspension???
I had a 2001 Chevy extended cab short wide bed mine was white
Another great build and congrats on your personal license plate yet again! This is quite an impressive looking kit and it's always good to see more modern subjects. BTW, I recall you got a resin current model Ram pick up a couple of years ago. Whatever became of that?
Something I've noticed over 12 months or so, is on the interiors of models. I'm assuming you're doing stock interiors as close as possible to original colour combinations. Interior colour combinations on cars sold in Australia were generally the same colours for the whole interior, so seats, door cards/panels, parcel shelf, carpets/ rubber floor covering, roof lining, steering wheel/column and dashboard are all the same colour. I just found it interesting how different countries have different colour combinations on there vehicles. Love your work 👍
I just do what I think looks good. Sometimes I get close to stock, sometimes I am way off. Either way I'm having a good time doing it.
For this build in my imagination he swapped the grey fabric seats for some lighter grey ones he found in another truck with leather.
am building this kit right now,but i wantit lower, did some work, but to scared to start cutting
You need to clone the l/p decals so all your builds can have one. LOL at the 'OS' handle description.
Nice direction you took with this one you must have a huge collection of builds that you made how many cars do you have built
I do over 104 per year, at least two every week, so they add up.
@@hpiguy
I thought I was good at 4 to five a month thanks for the reply keep up the great work
Looks cool..take the plates off and it’s a Northside truck …
Love that license plate! Can we get that on a separate decal sheet? I want one for my 32 chopped rat rod.
Wall Mart in Hesperia has models,grumpy Vega 15 dollers
great build for the HPI GUY plate, I'd be proud to drive it around the Land of Oz as it is... with the "Caution left hand drive " sticker on the bumper.... ... do you guys have a sticker policy saying Caution Right Hand drive in the States?...seems a bit of a 'Karen" rule to me... keep up the great builds.
I don't think we have those stickers here, at least I haven't seen one myself.
Our mail delivery trucks are mostly right hand drive so they can reach the mailboxes and those don't have any special stickers on them.
@@hpiguy our Garbage trucks have those notices on the back of the trucks here, same reason, need to be the next to the curb, .... being that we drive on the opposite side of the road over here ha!
What do u use for decal glue
All you need is the resin Hood from Lexie scale model it's a drop fit three day shipping nice front and rear license plate wonder if you get those printed out call Revell I bet you make some for you laugh out loud
Wow an ls swap motor!
What lol that’s the engine that truck would have came with and they arnt freakin LSs like everyone says it’s an LM7
Thx Chris; What brand are the red bottles of super glue?
Whatever ones are at the Dollar Tree near the automotive stuff.
@@hpiguy thx
This kit is £40 ($48) here in the U.K😮
I see an engine donor for a different kit. Ls swap into something like a chevelle or nova.
ive got a set of wheels on my truck that cost more than my truck, lowered dually in socal, i feel attacked hahah
Please say that you also have a set of boom booms in it that also cost more than the truck lol.
@@williamsinger4124 i do have a really nice/loud stereo in it, but it didnt cost more than the truck
So is the HPI GUY tag a happy accident or is there a story there
Can it be built as a stock Silverado as well?
I think the front suspension part is lowered in this version taken from the custom kit, you might have to cut the wheel connecting pegs off and glue them to stock height, and the rear, move the axel/diff to sit on top of the rear leaf springs instead of underneath them, everything else is stock, hood rear bumper etc in the kit...
Lol "no low ballers, I know what I got"
Pleather
@hpiguy I'm a parts manufacturer. How do I contact you?
You can message me on the channel's FB page. facebook.com/hpiguysworkshop
Or use the contact feature here on CZcams to email me.
I can't give out my email in the comments or every bot will send me thousands of emails.
BMW has laughably bad leather. So does Mercedes. You want good leather you have to go back to pre-96 Cadillacs, before the EPA forced GM to change the chemicals they used for processing.