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Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz: Scale, Subject & Display Guide
Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz deserves its own article because its identity is more specific than the surrounding category. The hobby paint & finishing record from Mission Models is evaluated here through its exact naming, variant data, image evidence and intended project or collection use.
The record that separates this item
- Exact product: Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz
- Brand or vendor: Mission Models
- Product type: Hobby Paint & Finishing
- SKU or catalog key: MMP137
- Year appearing in the identity: 1966
- Variants reviewed: 1
- Product images indexed: 1
The recorded price at verification was $6.79 before shipping and tax. At least one variant was orderable when the record was checked.
Identity should be established in layers: title first, then vendor, then SKU, then the photographed details. The year 1966 belongs to the listing identity; it should not automatically be treated as the manufacturing date of the item. For this record, MMP137 is the compact reference that can be checked against invoices and packaging.
Evidence taken from the live record
The source description says: “Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz is the exact Mission Models paint or finishing material, identified by manufacturer part number 137. The product photo shows the item being offered, so you can confirm the release, package, and scale before ordering. Manufacturer details Mission Model Paint Acrylic – Professional Paint System for Scale Models Mission Model Paint (MMP) is a premium water-based acrylic paint system engineered for serious scale modelers. Designed for smooth airbrush performance and reliable coverage, Mission Model Paints deliver accurate color, excellent flow, and durable results across aircraft, armor, ships, vehicles, miniatures, and dioramas. This color is part of the Mission Model Paints Complete Paint Line , allowing you to build a consistent, professional workflow from surface preparation through final sealing.…” This is useful evidence, but it is not expanded beyond what the listing supports. Missing dimensions, materials, compatibility claims or package contents remain open questions.
Planning around the exact item
The most useful way to evaluate Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz is to separate identity from condition. Identity comes from the subject, scale or casting, finish, graphics, wheels and SKU. Condition comes from the actual photographed surfaces, packaging and moving parts. Mixing those two questions can lead to a correct model being described with the wrong condition.
For this listing, MMP137 should be saved with the gallery. That preserves the release-level evidence even if similar editions later appear under shortened titles.
The details to verify next
Similar diecast products often differ in small, high-value details. Review the wheel spokes, tire profile, base color, glazing, interior, license or race markings and package code. The aim is not to assign a grade from a distance but to confirm that the delivered item matches the release purchased.
Display and handling should follow the format: loose models need nonabrasive separation, packages need edge and blister protection, and project cars need a documented baseline before disassembly.
What to inspect in the product images
The gallery contains 1 indexed product image. Compare label text, package shape, visible contents, finish and any small identifying marks with the delivered item. A context image can show tools or related products that are not included, so the written record and selected option still control package contents.
The short decision checklist
- Save the listing URL under MMP137.
- Compare the product image with the expected subject or component.
- Check whether optional tools, motors, paint, batteries or accessories are separate.
- Verify the intended storage, display or installation space.
- Record any unanswered question before checkout.
Where it sits in the Muncle Mikes catalog
1:12 Scale Diecast Models & Kits · Model Building Supplies
Cataloging and project notes
The permanent record should answer three questions: what exact item was bought, what arrived, and how it was used or stored. The title and MMP137 answer the first; arrival photographs answer the second; project or collection notes answer the third.
Keeping those layers separate improves future comparisons and avoids unsupported grading.
Gift considerations
Gift buyers should match MMP137 to a known collection, project or preference. If size, scale, interface or exact version is uncertain, preserve the receipt and avoid opening fit-sensitive packaging.
A focused question-and-answer review
What identifies this exact product?
The complete title, MMP137, vendor Mission Models, product type Hobby Paint & Finishing and photographed item form the identity. None should be replaced by a generic category label.
What is still unconfirmed?
Any dimension, material, accessory, compatibility claim or package component absent from the listing remains unconfirmed until the current instructions or manufacturer record supplies it.
Where should the purchase decision be finalized?
Use the live product page linked below for the current option, price and availability.
Decision summary: choose Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz when the complete identity, photographed details and intended use all match. The live page should settle current price and availability; this guide preserves the evidence needed to recognize the exact item.
Review the live Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz listing
Verified October 15, 2026 from the exact Shopify product record. Current price, options and availability remain controlled by the live listing.
Why the complete record should be retained
Mission Models Paint Lilac (1966) 1oz is filed as a Hobby Paint & Finishing from Mission Models. Its compact reference is MMP137. Preserve the product URL, one clear image, the selected option and the receipt with those identifiers. A related item may look nearly identical while differing in quantity, scale, color, road number, hardware, package or compatibility.
The most reliable ownership note separates three stages: what the seller stated, what arrived, and what happened when the item was used or displayed. That structure supports later troubleshooting and replacement without adding unsupported claims to the original listing. It also makes the article auditable because every conclusion remains tied to the exact product instead of the surrounding category.
