MPC’s Best-Selling Model Kits
From the General Lee to classic gassers, these are the MPC model kits builders keep coming back for.
1:25 Scale Model Kit – 1967 Pontiac GTO – Blue
1984 GMC Pickup 1:25 Scale Model Kit
1980 Chevy Monte Carlo Class Action 2T 1:25 Scale
Star Wars: A New Hope X-Wing Fighter (Snap) 1:63
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at-at 1:1000
1977 Dodge Warlock Pickup 2T 1:25 Scale Model Kit
1972 Plymouth Duster 1:25 Scale Model Kit
1971 Dodge Demon 1:25 Scale Model Kit
Why Builders Choose MPC
Decades of tooling, real automotive references and subjects no other brand makes quite the same way.
HISTORICAL ACCURACY
Every model is rooted in deep archival research and original factory blueprints. The strict commitment to true-to-life scaling ensures that builders recreate exact, faithful replicas of automotive legends, capturing the precise proportions, chassis layouts, and engineering of the original vehicles.
EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP
Premium injection molding techniques deliver crisp, clean parts that fit together with absolute precision. Decades of tooling expertise and strict quality control result in a superior build experience, allowing hobbyists to transform raw plastic sprues into museum-quality display pieces.
AUTHENTIC DETAILS
True realism is hidden in the micro-elements. From perfectly replicated dashboard gauges and textured upholstery to complex engine blocks and vintage-accurate water-slide decal sheets, every kit provides the essential, intricate touches needed to bring a miniature mechanical masterpiece to life.
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More From the MPC Lineup
Browse all MPC models, from vintage reissues to new tooling, ready for collectors and first-time builders alike.
1969 Plymouth Barracuda 1:25 Scale Model KIt
1979 Chevy Nova 1:25 Scale Model Kit
1972 Chevelle SS 454 1:25 Scale Model Kit
1976 Chevy Caprice w/Trailer 2T 1:25 Scale
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about scale, skill level, parts and where to find the latest MPC releases.
Most MPC kits are built in 1/25 scale, the standard size for American car models. A handful of older reissues use 1/24 or other scales, so it’s worth checking the box before ordering.
MPC kits are generally rated Level 2 or Level 3, meaning some prior experience with glue, paint and decals helps. First-time builders can still work through them with patience, but they aren’t the simplest snap-together kits available.
MPC and AMT are separate brands, though both are now part of Round 2’s hobby lineup and sometimes share tooling or parts. MPC leans toward muscle cars, gassers and drag racing subjects, while AMT covers a wider range of American vehicles.
No. MPC kits include plastic parts, decals and instructions only. Builders supply their own plastic cement, paint and basic tools such as clippers and a hobby knife.
New releases and reissues come out through the year, often timed around hobby trade shows. Checking back periodically is the best way to catch limited runs before they go out of production again.
MPC kits are sold through hobby shops and online retailers carrying Round 2 products, as well as listed directly on the official MPC website along with current and upcoming releases.
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What Builders Are Saying
Honest feedback from people who’ve put these kits together on their own workbenches.
Mike T.
Built the ’57 Chevy gasser kit over a weekend. Some flash on the smaller parts, but the body lines are spot on next to my old AMT builds.
Rachel M.
Picked up the Dodge pickup with the minibike. Fit was decent for an older mold, needed sanding around the doors, but it turned out solid.
Tom S.
First MPC kit in years for me. The funny car body has great detail, though the decals are thin and tear if you’re not careful with them.