Key Takeaways
- Revell released a new lineup of halo vehicles that recreate favorite Halo vehicles with impressive detail.
- Each model kit is easy to assemble, requiring no glue or tools, making them accessible to all skill levels.
- The Halo Warthog features a turret and figures, while the Pelican has a functional rear hatch and lighting effects.
- The Covenant Wraith includes a light-up plasma mortar, and the Scorpion tank boasts rotating turrets and sound effects.
- These halo vehicles make the ultimate gift for fans, combining authenticity with an enjoyable building experience.
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Calling all Halo fans now! Revell just released a new lineup of plastic model kits that recreate your favorite Halo vehicles in stunning detail. In fact, each kit replicates its in-game counterpart down to the body detailing and weaponry. Plus, you won’t need glue or tools to build any of them. Whether you’re a longtime Spartan or just discovering the franchise, these Halo vehicles deliver an immersive building experience. Best of all, they come packed with authentic sounds, lights, and character figures.
So, here’s a closer look at the full lineup.
Halo Warthog
The Halo Warthog remains the United Nations Space Command’s go-to fast assault vehicle. Accordingly, this model brings it to life with a turret-mounted heavy machine gun ready for action. On top of that, rugged PVC tires and a fully functional suspension system give the kit a realistic off-road feel. Meanwhile, the machine guns light up and the engine roars right along with the weaponry during battle. Additionally, the set includes Master Chief, Kelly-087, and Frederic-104 figures. This means you can recreate your favorite squad moments right out of the box.
Halo Pelican
The Halo Pelican dominates the skies as an armored air transport, instantly recognizable by its twin bubble canopy. Likewise, this kit carries that same presence, with a fully functional rear hatch that opens to reveal the cargo bay of the massive combat drop ship. On top of that, the wings and engines rotate, the cockpit and engine thrusters light up, and authentic takeoff and flying sounds complete the experience. Finally, Master Chief and Linda-058 pilot figures sit poised in the cockpit, ready for their next assignment.
Halo Covenant Wraith
Among the most menacing Halo vehicles in the Covenant arsenal, the Wraith hovers into tactical ground engagements with a devastating plasma mortar concealed in its back hatch. This model duplicates the in-game vehicle’s rotating, repositionable control vanes. It also features a light-up plasma mortar and pintle-mounted plasma cannon. Mortar and booster takeoff sounds add to the intensity. The kit includes two Elite Minor figures and one Grunt Minor figure to round out the Covenant forces.
Halo Scorpion
The Scorpion stands as the UNSC’s main battle tank, and this newest model doesn’t hold back on detail. Gun turrets rotate and lock into position at your command, the driver hatch opens and closes, and the cannon and machine gun roar like thunder. Four independent tread assemblies let the tank roll smoothly into battle, complete with matching sound effects. Spartan Jameson Locke, Spartan Olympia Vale, and Spartan Edward Buck figures come suited up and ready for duty.
Why These Halo Vehicles Make the Ultimate Gift
Revell’s Halo vehicles kits strike the perfect balance between accessibility and authenticity. For starters, the no-glue, no-tools design means builders of any skill level can assemble these models quickly. Meanwhile, the lights, sounds, and character figures deliver the kind of detail serious fans expect. All in all, we had a blast putting these together, and we think they’d make the ultimate gift for any Halo fan on your list.