Woodland ScenicsPine Car Derby Racer Premium Kit, Can Am

Decent Kit. Paint was orange not red as others have said. I had a can of red and just sprayed teh whole thing red and used the white and silver trim paints to finish it. Looked good for the race but I spent some time re-enforcing certain joints like the tail fin by digging a "trough" in the wood for it to reside in.

A cool kid and looking forward to Building it with my son.

Paint was hard and unuseable

You will need the glue!

Pros:It looks coolCons:Runs slowHard/frustrating AssemblyDidn't come with everything need to assemblePaint included was dry and unusableThis car ran a 4 second race. FOUR SECONDS! The winning cars were all in the 2.6 range.On top of that, the red paint it came with was completely unusable, and you have to GLUE the fenders on (glue NOT INCLUDED). Imagine how well you can glue fenders on without getting anything on the axles.Junk.

For all you dad out there looking for a quick way to get a pinewood Derby car without all the cutting and measuring - Look Elsewhere. Okay so the car is cut for you, but that's about it. It is supposed to come with paint for the car. The car is orange and white on the box but the paint they give you is red, silver and black. Also the red paint will not stick to the plastic pieces - it just flakes off after it dries. I had to buy white paint and prime the plastic bits and the red paint still did not adhere very well. Also the stickers do not stick very well - and they give you stickers that do not match the box. Lastly - once i put the wheels on, the car was off kilter. The right side was higher than the left so i had to fix that too.If you are looking for a cheap, quick pinewood derby car i'd just buy one of the small packages that has the car already cut and then plan on buying paint, stickers and flare separately.