@mhal21 Sounds like a cool concept. You could probably go all out with the plane types (biplanes, jet planes, dive bombers, etc.). If you want to make that game, then go for it!
-test- air transport pictures
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where do you buy these?
Ebay does not have anything
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where do you buy these?
I bought those kits a couple of years ago from 2 differents US Hobby shop but I don’t remember who.
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I want some.
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I want some.
Nothing to lose to order its.
Skywave/Pitroad is on the net.
Trumpeteer,Hasegawa and Tamiya makes 1/700 airplane.
Especially IJN airplane but also US.he, ya, I forgot the japanese bomber!!!
I’ll send pictures….
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1/700 gives the junkers Ju 52 a 1.6 inch wingspan. Slightly larger than the standard Axis & Allies airplane scale (the A&A bomber has a wingspan of 1.5 inches).
If you assume the A&A bomber is a B-17, then the miniature scale is:
Real life B17 wingspan = 103 ft 9 in = 1245 in
A&A plastic bomber piece wingspan = 1.5 in
1245 in / 1.5 in = 830Therefore, the A&A aircraft scale is 1/830.
1/700 is fairly close.
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1/700 gives the junkers Ju 52 a 1.6 inch wingspan. Slightly larger than the standard Axis & Allies airplane scale (the A&A bomber has a wingspan of 1.5 inches).
If you assume the A&A bomber is a B-17, then the miniature scale is:
Real life B17 wingspan = 103 ft 9 in = 1245 in
A&A plastic bomber piece wingspan = 1.5 in
1245 in / 1.5 in = 830Therefore, the A&A aircraft scale is 1/830.
1/700 is fairly close.
The measurements you made are incorrect. Therefore, so are your calculations.
B17 wingspan = 31.62m
A&A B17 wingspan = 47mm
31.62/.047 = 672A&A B17 aircraft scale is 1/672
Furthermore, the scales on the A&A pieces are inconsistent. They vary from piece to piece.
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Ah, I see where the problem lies. I was using measurements from the original generic A&A bomber piece (which is 38mm in width).
And yes, I was aware that the pieces are all different scales. I assume that you’d want the transport plane to scale up against the bombers.
Regardless, my final conclusion that 1/700 scale is fairly close is still valid and correct.
I’m afraid your attempt to embarrass and discredit me has failed :-).
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Ah, I see where the problem lies. I was using measurements from the original generic A&A bomber piece (which is 38mm in width).
And yes, I was aware that the pieces are all different scales. I assume that you’d want the transport plane to scale up against the bombers.
Regardless, my final conclusion that 1/700 scale is fairly close is still valid and correct.
I’m afraid your attempt to embarrass and discredit me has failed :-).
I neither tried to embarrass nor discredit you. I was just pointing out the error you made. Don’t be so touchy. We all make mistakes.
1/700 scale is the perfect scale for bombers and transport planes.
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Those are really nice paint jobs.
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Thanks.
I just finished to paint my cargo.
Everything is done.
Ready to play…
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