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<\/p>\nEvery journey begins with a first step. Arma Hobby\u2019s journey started in the living room of my flat. Taking this first step, we were not thinking about the destination of the journey at all. We had to solve the problem of the resin kit.\u00a0<\/p>\n
It was the resin K-Max helicopter kit, designed by Marcin for Adalbertus, my first business. My intention was to offer it under a new brand: Attack Squadron. In June 2013 we had to start its production. With a slight dose of insecurity I sent the newsletter with kits announcement to my webstore subscribers. The number of orders coming in response was overwhelming and bound us to the resin casting for a month and a half. Then, with my family off on vacation, on the floor in the living room, over the drop cloth, the production line has started.<\/p>\n
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3D visualisation K-Max 1\/72 model, Attack Squadron.<\/em><\/p>\n The three of us worked every day: Marcin, Micha\u0142 and me. Two sessions of pouring moulds and packing. Every time something turned out to be wrong and we had to repeat. Finally we managed to send all the orders and the time for some reflection came. What if Marcin became a full-time designer? How many kits would we be able to introduce every year? The idea was tempting and we started to prepare to establish the company. We rented our first headquarters at Berne\u0144ska Street, renovated the room and started to build the production line. Finally on 31st October we registered the company, and on 13th November we got the confirmation of the VAT registration. Micha\u0142 became our first employee.<\/p>\n PZL P.1 1\/48 scale renders At first we were not sure where the Arma Hobby was headed. We thought three options were possible: resin kits production for sure, maybe 3D printing, or, less likely, injected plastic kits production. About the injected plastic kits we knew that \u201ckids no longer build kits\u201d, the market was very hard and that steel moulds were very expensive. But the events that followed turned these beliefs upside-down. During the first months we were trying to get production going and hired our next employee, \u0141ukasz, and so we tried to survive in a team of four. Our great ambition was the production of sophisticated kits like the Attack Squadron resin 1\/72 F8F-2 Bearcat.<\/p>\n F8F-1 Bearcat z Attack Squadron Modelem Roku 2015<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThere were three of us\u2026<\/h2>\n
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\n<\/em><\/p>\nWe had a variety of plans<\/h2>\n