I just got the new MPC kit that has been re-scaled properly (lower sidewalls, etc) and it's just a tad over 18 inches. It's 1/72nd. So I would think this would be about 1/76th or so at just over 15 inches from front to back.
Most wargames buildings and larger ships, tanks etc... are usually a bit underscale, so you can actually have space to move your miniatures, this is the one I settled on for my Star Wars Legion Game set. It is large enough to not look silly, but fits in with the other buildings and terrain I have for the game. I used the Snap-Tite A wings, and they are just about spot on for 1/48th scale. I like this range, as it already has some paint on it and can be used immediately after build, but also, it's easy to just add some fast weathering to give it a little more believable look as well.
I just got the new MPC kit that has been re-scaled properly (lower sidewalls, etc) and it's just a tad over 18 inches. It's 1/72nd. So I would think this would be about 1/76th or so at just over 15 inches from front to back.
Most wargames buildings and larger ships, tanks etc... are usually a bit underscale, so you can actually have space to move your miniatures, this is the one I settled on for my Star Wars Legion Game set. It is large enough to not look silly, but fits in with the other buildings and terrain I have for the game. I used the Snap-Tite A wings, and they are just about spot on for 1/48th scale. I like this range, as it already has some paint on it and can be used immediately after build, but also, it's easy to just add some fast weathering to give it a little more believable look as well.
I'm sorry if I missed it, but did you ever measure the length to figure out the scale?
It's the same kit as before only lighter in colour ...really tini cockpit again and high sides yes it's for kids but for 65 pounds ?
I hear you! Thanks for the comments!
@@pauly7218 good review. .the revell tie fighters are really good only 6 pounds! Look forward to seeing more reviews from you