Monogram Models began in 1945, founded by entrepreneurs Jack Besser and Bob Reder. Initially producing wooden ship and airplane kits, the company quickly gained a reputation for precision and detail. By the 1950s, Monogram had shifted from wood to plastic, marking the start of its iconic plastic model kits would dominate hobby market.

Monogram’s line expanded to include a variety of cars, planes, military vehicles, and ships, appealing to model builders of all ages. Their kits stood out for their intricate parts and accuracy, making them favorites among enthusiasts. In the 1980s, Monogram merged with Revell, creating a powerhouse in the scale modeling industry. The brand continued to evolve, embracing new technology and expanding its catalog to cater to the growing interest in custom builds and detailed replicas.

Today, Monogram Models remains a staple in the modeling world, known for offering both beginners and experienced builders a range of detailed, high-quality kits.