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Revell
Revell is the well-known brand name today used by two manufacturers of scale plastic models. The original American Revell eventually merged with Monogram, but now trades only under the Revell name. In 2007, American Revell was purchased by Hobbico. By contrast, European Revell Germany separated from the American company in 2006 until Hobbico purchased it - bringing the two back together again under the same company umbrella.
==Early history==
Revell was founded in 1943 as a plastics molding firm called Precision Specialties in Venice, California, by Lewis H. Glaser a California entrepreneur.〔http://knowledge.sagepub.com/view/play/n334.xml Retrieved October-11-2013〕 The company made a variety of products contracted for different companies.〔Maui Historical Web site; Pentago 2010〕 One of the first toy related products were HO scale (1:87) train sets, including locomotives, and a variety of cars along with buildings. The building line was extensive, including a farm group, a suburban passenger station, and a variety of utility structures. Many of these Revell originals were later reproduced in other scales. Reportedly, the name Revell came from the French word ''reveille'' meaning "new beginning".〔Miller, no date〕 The Revell logo at the time was an almost spooky, ragged relative of today's design.
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