Skullduggery Stingray Corvette

My son loves cars and he did enjoy painting the car for the 20 minutes he spent doing it, but I had to thin out the paint before we could start ...it was too thick and gloppy. There were few directions, so we weren't quite clear on whether to paint the entire surface of the car or leave parts blank. We went with entire surface. Once it was dry, I helped my son apply the stickers. They don't exactly line up like in the picture, but I've seen worse. I still haven't applied the wheel stickers...it isn't a flat surface, so I doubt they'll stay on - There are little nubs all around the unstickered wheel.The wheels did go on pretty easily and they move freely. The red paint is flat not shiny. The stickers are the only thing that gives it shine. I do like that the car is a solid plastic and not hollowed out and flimsy.As low as the cost is for this car, buying several would make for a good kids party activity or party favor.

Everything was what you expected for the money except for the paint. The paint that they supplied was to thick and did not go on smooth and would not coat the car body without having to put 5 or more coats on and by then it looked lumpy. after painting you could not get any stickers to stick to the car body.

Paint was completely dried out and could not be used. Luckily I had other paint they could use. They loved the stickers and being able to customize their own car.