Model Products Corporation, usually known by its acronym, MPC, is an American brand and former manufacturing company of plastic scale model kits and pre-assembled promotional models of cars that were popular in the 1960s and 1970s.

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Combining 1/20 scale with the promotional model connection, MPC created a kit of the new-for-1968 AMX two-seater. American Motors offered the kit through dealers and by mail. The promotional model business kept building momentum and that year brought the big prize: Chevrolet, wrested from AMT.

Mar 10, 2022 · In 2011, Tomy sold its plastic model interests to a company called Round Two LLC, which ended MPC as an active brand. This MPC-era Lionel building kit features the MPC-era Lionel logo. Some Lionel packaging even included the MPC logo as well.

Round 2 is home to the AMT, MPC, Hawk/Lindberg, Polar Lights, Auto World, American Muscle, Johnny Lightning, Racing Champions, and Classic Metal Works brands. Keep up to date on our Round 2 news HERE!

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Multiple Products Corp. was not the only company with MPC initials. One that has caused some confusion for collectors was the Model Products Corporation that was located in Mt. Clemens MI. Started in 1963 they made a range of plastic kit model cars.

MPC produced its first promotional models in 1965; the first product to appear under its own logo was a highly detailed 1/25-scale 1964 Corvette Sting Ray coupe featuring working front suspension, and including extra speed and customizing parts.

Since its foundation in 2009, the Model Car Hall of Fame has grown into one of the community’s best-known and favorite events. 200+ inductees have been welcomed, including luminaries like Carroll Shelby, Jay Leno and Larry Wood. We also honored 50+ Models of the Year and 30+ Brands of the Year.

Model Products Corporation (MPC) of Michigan had been in the business of producing static kits and promotional models for many years when slot racing became popular. As early as 1964, MPC issued inventive RTRs and kits using an unusual American-made frame motor, in which the magnets held the armature bearings.