Check Out the Kits Here It was 1963. In the midst of the plastic model kit boom, several prominent AMT employees, including George Toteff, Phil Sheldon, Ed Dietz, and Paul Simon, departed AMT. Their intention: to form Model Products Corporation or MPC. Toteff leads the enterprise, with Sheldon as Chief Engineer, Dietz as New Product […]

Check Out the Kits Here 1933: Paul W. Lindberg begins creating plans for flying “stick and tissue” aircraft models, which appear in POPULAR AVIATION magazine. Kits consisting of materials to construct flying aircraft are sold also. Early postwar: Lindberg joins forces with a company called Olsen; their first molded plastic airplane kits are branded “O-Lin”.

Check Out the Kits Here 1928: Company founded in Chicago, IL by two brothers, Dick (Sr.) & Phil Mates. Hawk’s initial product offerings are solid (non-fling) wood aircraft models. During the 1930s, some kits receive injection molded plastic parts, namely propellers. WW II: Hawk produces plastic aircraft models for the armed forces, for use in

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