HpH 1/32 Catapult for an Arado 196A

[Guest]

Here is the "sprue" shot, for the HpH catapult. I will be using this as the stand for the Arado 196A

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These bits make up the base. The instructions say to put weight of 750g to 1kg in the base.

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This is the main track of the catapult, to give a sense of scale, it is 44cm long.

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[Ian M]

Rather a rude question, how much did that cost. If you do not want to say, that's ok, I just might have use for one later.

[stillp]

Rather a rude question, how much did that cost. If you do not want to say, that's ok, I just might have use for one later.

Google is your friend Ian:

https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/HPH32004

[papa 695]

At 1/32 Graham it should turn out to be a great center piece, with the Arado on top.

[Guest]

Google is your friend Ian:
https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/HPH32004

That's about right, but I got it from HpH directly which was €55, but the postage was about €20, but it came with 2 days. Hannants postage will be much cheaper. You will need to buy wire for the railings and pipes separately, which I will be buying today.

[Mr Bowcat]

That should look great when it's done, nice idea.

[Guest]

I have built the catapult into sub-assemblies, to make it easier to paint, even thought the whole thing is grey. The parts are just place for the photos. I decided to buy rail stanchions for the railings on the platform

[papa 695]

Very nice work Graham