Revue 35fc 35mm film camera - 38mm f/3.5 - tested working film door hinge broken

F2 The Revue 35FC is a distinctive vintage 35mm compact camera with plenty of character and an unusual design. Manufactured in Hong Kong and sold in Europe under the Revue name, it belongs to the same family of cameras also seen under names such as Halina Micro 35 and other rebranded versions. Its compact shape and retro styling have made this type of camera popular with collectors and photographers who enjoy simple, lo-fi film photography. It features a 38mm f/3.5 lens, a simple mechanical shutter and a built-in Autosensor flash. The camera can be used mechanically for normal daylight photography, while the flash is powered separately by 2 × AA batteries. This example has been tested and is working. The shutter operates normally, the lens is clear, and the built-in flash has also been tested and is working correctly. The internal light seals are in good, healthy condition. Please note an important condition issue: two of the small plastic hinge points that support one side of the rear film door are broken, as clearly shown in the close-up photographs. The remaining hinge is still correctly fitted to the camera and is healthy. Despite the damaged hinge points, the film door still closes normally and sits in position as it should. The camera also shows normal cosmetic wear and signs of previous use consistent with its age, which can be seen clearly in the detailed photographs. Because of the damaged rear-door hinge points, this camera is being sold with the issue clearly disclosed and reflected in the price. It would be a great affordable choice for someone who wants to experiment with 35mm film photography and enjoy the distinctive character of this unusual Revue compact without paying collector-level prices. Overall: working shutter, clear lens, working flash, healthy light seals and normally closing film door, with the broken plastic hinge points fully disclosed.