Carrera DIGITAL 132 Chevrolet Dekon Monza "No.14"
Item No. 20030724
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A surprising comeback
It's one of the biggest surprises this year: the return of the Chevy Dekon Monza. First released in 2008 in two versions as an Evolution model, the model soon disappeared from the range. The chassis is the first generation capable of digitizing, so the current edition as a digital model was easily possible.
Compared to the original, I find two minor differences: the shape of the underside of the rear spoiler, and the color of the headlight covers. However, I'm pleased that another version of this model was released at all, so I can live with these two things. The positive impression outweighs the negative; the model looks rich and beefy.
This also applies to weight and handling; the old generation of suspension with its externally removable magnets simply has shortcomings in this area. However, once you get used to it and develop a correspondingly proactive driving style, the Chevrolet can be maneuvered smoothly around the track.
Conclusion: Unfortunately only for the US range, but a great new product that will hopefully also be available in the club shop.
Item No. 20030724
<< to the product detail page >>
A surprising comeback
It's one of the biggest surprises this year: the return of the Chevy Dekon Monza. First released in 2008 in two versions as an Evolution model, the model soon disappeared from the range. The chassis is the first generation capable of digitizing, so the current edition as a digital model was easily possible.
Compared to the original, I find two minor differences: the shape of the underside of the rear spoiler, and the color of the headlight covers. However, I'm pleased that another version of this model was released at all, so I can live with these two things. The positive impression outweighs the negative; the model looks rich and beefy.
This also applies to weight and handling; the old generation of suspension with its externally removable magnets simply has shortcomings in this area. However, once you get used to it and develop a correspondingly proactive driving style, the Chevrolet can be maneuvered smoothly around the track.
Conclusion: Unfortunately only for the US range, but a great new product that will hopefully also be available in the club shop.
