wing span of model in inches ?
865040
We measured the B-24 and the wing span is 26". My husband was a bombardier/navigator on this plane. I bought this plus a B-17 model to help with his Alzheimers. He has spent a lot of time putting this together.
865041
The wingspan is 27 1/8"' The fuselage is 17 3/8" inches. The kit is molded in 167 light gray pieces. The detail in the cockpit and waist gunners' positions is superb. The engines are highly detailed and the turbochargers in the nacelles are highly detailed. The decals are impressive with a choice of two different aircraft.
634134
Bare with me, I'm kinda stupid when it comes to dimensions but when measured from tip of top rotor to the tail rotor it came up as 17in. And wingspan is 13.1in (from one end to the other of the top rotor)
915476
iam not sure what the dimensions are but its the same wing thats on the Daytona.
616727
Wing span 5 inches - prop to tail 4 3/4 inches extremely well made and tough as nails. A high-light of our fleet of seven "Planes"
1956228
It's not always the size that matters, Joe. This is a fun nimble plane for an intermediate to advanced hobbyist. I crushed the foam on the nose and broke both wings on my first amateur flight...but it was fun while it lasted.
700843
goflightlose, i am concerned, as well. speck's website has the following dimensions:1.2" x 14.5" x 10.0"and amazon:1.2 x 9.8 x 15.2 inchesi imagine the last two values should be swapped, but they're still different.
247053
The actual gundam is about 6 inches, the gundam including wing height is about 7.5 inches, the gundam in the included stand is about 10.5 overall height. Hope that helps. Really cool looking model, just time consuming to put together.
425233
I'm not sure what the size of an actual X-Wing fighter is, so I can't tell you the scale. But if it helps, the model is 9 inches long, 7 inches wide, 3 inches told (give or take half an inch).
961117
It is scaled for the 3.75 Inch figures. I haven't taken it out of the box but I would guess its about 14 inches on the wings and maybe 12 inches wide. I hope this helps. the packaging is really cool and the price is very fair.
1069395
Not that long just about 4 inches withe the wings out wide but its as tall as a soda can hope it helps
2163109
The model I got has a huge amount of space. Don't have a ruler, but seems close to 2 feet at max. You can obviously reduce the space as much as you want.
100508
Wingspan is about 11 3/4 inches ( I do have the longer blades on it.The blades it comes with are 11 inches.) It has a height of 6 inches. It is 12 3/4 from the nose to the tip of the tail prop. The body is 1 1/2 inches wide. The landing skids are just under 2 1/2 inches wide and 4 1/4 inches long. I hope this helps....
1954606
Wingspan: a little over 9 inches. Length: approx 8 inches. Hope this helps.
1840997
No idea :\ , I guess you could find an accessory kit somewhere, or get one from a similar size model once you order another kit like the Wing Zero, these are 1/100 scale from EW but not the usual 1/100 size, I'm sure you noticed that already, I'm sure you can find one somewhere, if not just order Wing Zero, and use on of those extras, the kit is definitely worth it ha.
1455527
Hi Rebecca. This plane is 24 inches long and the wing span is 36 inches. This is a great plane to build. I have built 3 oh them and they are great. Have fun. Harold
2575
The Lee Craft selection guide is posted at http://www.leecraftzeroclearance.com. I did not see your model posted but you may be able to reference the length and width.
176293
The body is about 12 inches from tail to end of beak and about 3 inches wide. It is about 1 and 1/2 inches thick. The plastic wings are about 11 and 1/2 inches from tip to tip. It has held up to one Michigan winter without noticeable wear so far.