An Airline Transport Pilot with a degree in art, Fred's first model was the AMT/MPC 1/25 Scale Tri-Axel Gravel Trailer and semi-tractor truck. Then Monogram's Lunar Lander right after the lunar landing. Third, Revell's 1/32 Bf-109G...he cried havoc and released the dogs of modeling! Fred's interests - if built before 1900 or after 1955, then he probably doesn't notice it.
Welcome to part four of Model Industry History. This waltz down memory lane still passes through Monogram Models. This episode covers those famous Shep Paine diorama brochures Monogram included with many of their kits in the 1970s.
ARTITEC recently released a wide selection of models in 1/87 and 1/160.
ARTITEC has joined forces with the Dutch national Foundation of Cooperating Aid Organisations to raise funds for Ukraine.
Hot off the press and on the heals of the previous history of Monogram and Aurora model companies is this correcting the record of the latter's molds disposition.
Remember models by Aurora Plastics Corporation? Recall they went away in the mid-1970s, and Monogram bought them? Ever wonder why many kits were not reissued, and if the legendary train wreck that destroyed tooling actually happened? This will set the...
In the 1980s, Monogram Models put together an industry presentation of the process of making a plastic model, from concept to the finished product. This is the first part of that project.
Since the Nuremberg Toy Fair was cancelled again, NOCH is presenting their new items virtually. The NOCH novelties premiere is on Saturday, 29. January 2022 at 7:00 p.m. on YouTube.
