I can't say this combination of media is the future of modeling but it is an effective one. We have been making resin hull/3D printed and PE models since 2021. Then we replaced many of the parts in our previous resin kits with 3D-printed parts so that they are nearly the same standard. The last kit we made has a 3D printed hull but it's a different type of 3D print than the rest of the parts so it won't warp (as some cast-resin and SLA-3D printed hulls do).

Different media are better for different things in a ship model, especially in 1/700 scale. Plastic injection is still best for hulls and probably large superstructure parts (if done right). 3D printing is superb for smaller parts and photo etch is still right for many things. Brass rod masts are probably still best if you are rigging a model. Of course, all of it can be garbage without good research and attention to detail and accuracy and still, modeling companies (of all sizes) make mistakes.

As a (very mediocre) modeler myself, I'm very pleased that all these advances have happened. Even I can make a decent-looking model now!