HPI Releases
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HPI Releases
Just found out that HPI is entering the 1/18 scale arena with a '78 Stratos SanRemo car and a '77 Stratos Monte car. Can't wait to see if they also release some Lancers and Subarus.
Mal- Posts : 378
Join date : 2012-03-11
Re: HPI Releases
they already entered with their Resin Alfa Romeo 155 DTM's... they made two models already same time AA released the same model in die-cast
those Stratos will also be resin, and I really don't understand why they have been producing an already existing model by Kyosho, sun star and maybe others?
we, collectors are expecting producers to focus on none existing models instead of keep repeating or copying each other.
this had been discussed many times on different forums and I am sure that the representative of the producers are hearing us...
those Stratos will also be resin, and I really don't understand why they have been producing an already existing model by Kyosho, sun star and maybe others?
we, collectors are expecting producers to focus on none existing models instead of keep repeating or copying each other.
this had been discussed many times on different forums and I am sure that the representative of the producers are hearing us...
omer yetis- Posts : 1325
Join date : 2012-02-18
Age : 47
Location : Shanghai/China
Re: HPI Releases
I have no problems with them doing a release that has been done before, just make sure it is accurate. With the Alfa, you could also ask Autoart why they made something that had already been released years ago. The HPI version is about $100 cheaper. And unless you display the car in pieces, why get the Aa version. The fine detail is fairly thick and heavy compared to the HPI version.
The scary thing is they also announced doing a 1/12 scale Nissan Skyline R32 Calasonic car. Hate to know the cost of that.
The scary thing is they also announced doing a 1/12 scale Nissan Skyline R32 Calasonic car. Hate to know the cost of that.
Mal- Posts : 378
Join date : 2012-03-11
Re: HPI Releases
Never expect the Japanese to employ any Western logic, they really do have a totally different mind set! Lancia and all Italian brands together are massively sought after by collectors of actual cars there so it makes perfect sense that Nippon model manufaturers will follow suit.
Still cant understand why they choose to do certain models in resin though. They modelled the ST185 Celica in diecast yet the 205 in resin! Just glad that they are doing the Delta S4 in Esso Gold colours at long last.
Still cant understand why they choose to do certain models in resin though. They modelled the ST185 Celica in diecast yet the 205 in resin! Just glad that they are doing the Delta S4 in Esso Gold colours at long last.
Sal- Posts : 910
Join date : 2012-02-09
Age : 60
Location : York
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