HpH Models comes to plastic !!

[FCM]

"News directly quoted by Mirek of HpH Models.

Infinity Models will be the brand for injection molded planes from HpH.

First kit will be the 1/32 SB2C Helldiver. Release is scheduled for 2nd quarter of 2020. First production run will be 1000 kits.

Planned for the future are in 1/32 scale:

DH. Vampire Mk.3/ Mk.5,

Westland Wyvern,

Aichi D3A Val,

Savoia-Marchetti SM.79,

Douglas A-20 Havoc

and Bristol Beaufighter Mk.X.

There will be no more new resin kits from HpH except some large model projects like the Me-323 Gigant and maybe SR-71 in 1/32."

 

Edited February 9, 2020 by FCM

[rigor]

Outstanding hope they do more then one production run on theses kits 

[Dennis7423]

Wowee wow wow! This is great news!

 

Any insight as to price?

 

- Dennis S.

  Thornton, CO USA

Edited February 9, 2020 by Dennis7423

[Tony T]

Yes, we knew about this but it's nice to see some plastic

 

 

Pity the Beaufighter is bottom of the list and there are no jets. Their intended SR-71A in plastic would be one of the wonders of the world!

 

Tony 

Edited February 9, 2020 by Tony T
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[Pete Fleischmann]

Save a Beau for me- I’ll be all over that..just take my money-

 

cheers

Pete

[williamj]

50 minutes ago, Tony T said:

Yes, we knew about this but it's nice to see some plastic

 

 

Pity the Beaufighter is bottom of the list and there are no jets. Their intended SR-71A in plastic would be one of the wonders of the world!

 

Tony 

My thoughts as well..would jump at a Beaufighter.    

[robertmro]

Great Subjects!

[Jack]

1 hour ago, Tony T said:

Yes, we knew about this but it's nice to see some plastic

 

 

Pity the Beaufighter is bottom of the list and there are no jets. Their intended SR-71A in plastic would be one of the wonders of the world!

 

Tony 

 

Didn't i read somewhere before,  that indeed e.g. the SR-71A would still be one of the few resin 1/32 kits to be released ? Somewhere in the future of course.....

Edited February 9, 2020 by Jack

[Tnarg]

Good stuff, especially an SM.79, but I still hope for Porco Rosso's plane....

 

Tnarg

[Kagemusha]

1 hour ago, Tony T said:

Yes, we knew about this but it's nice to see some plastic

 

 

Pity the Beaufighter is bottom of the list and there are no jets.

 

Pretty certain the Vampire is a jet... 

 

 

[Sturmbock]

A 1/32 Val is really something to hope for!

[Out2gtcha]

I'd need a Beuf, Val and a Havoc to start.....but I'd definitely need to get an idea/see a build review of the fit on the new plastic kits prior to any purchases.

If they ever put out an injection molded version of their resin F7F, that would likely be the only kit I'd buy sight unseen.

 

 

[Dpgsbody55]

8 hours ago, Tony T said:

Yes, we knew about this but it's nice to see some plastic

 

 

Pity the Beaufighter is bottom of the list and there are no jets. Their intended SR-71A in plastic would be one of the wonders of the world!

 

Tony 

 

Vampire???  I'll be getting one of these for sure.  Perfect companion to my 2 Meteors, and an interesting looking plane as well.  But there's others on the list that look good too.

 

 

Cheers,

Michael

[LSP_Mike]

Val and Beau for me. I'm sure the entire list will have dedicated modelers.

[fastterry]

I'll be in for a Vampire for sure. Surprised somebody like PCM or Special Hobby haven't done one as it is a small aircraft, ideal for 1/32. Maybe in for a Wyvern for the weird factor. I spent 3 years back in 2015 turning a Revell Beau into a Mk10 from the Rodello? boxing with full interior and vacform tailplanes with MSG and black camo so I'll pass on that one. A large aircraft in 1/32 and takes up a lot of space in the cabinet.

Just my two bobs.

TRF