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So what do you guys think?

Those are awesome! How did you make them?

redleg wrote:Those are awesome! How did you make them?

Thanks! Made using green stuff
Tried making one from styrene

In case you guys couldn't tell this is a F-22 and smaller one is a F-35 next to a GHQ f-111
The F-22 now looks too big?? What do you think?

nashorn88 wrote:In case you guys couldn't tell this is a F-22 and smaller one is a F-35 next to a GHQ f-111
The F-22 now looks too big?? What do you think?

Put a ruler next to the F-22 or give it's dimensions.

Nevertheless let me compliment you, those are exquisite

Just taking measurements off the posted photo, there are serious scale problems across the board.

I measure the lengths as 4.5 mm for the F-22, 3.0 mm for the F-35, and 2.7 mm for the F-111

For actual lengths, the F-111 is the largest (about 21 m, depending on the model), F-22 is 18.6 m, and F-35 is about 15 m

Assuming the F-111 model is accurate 1/2400 scale, the F-22 should be 2.4 mm in the photo rather than 4.5 mm. The model is about 90% over-scale.
Likewise, the F-35 should be 1.9 mm rather than 3.0 mm. The model is about 60% over-scale.

Don S.

"2.7 mm for the F-111"!

Never been into these Microboats, I only dabble with the navel side to support my armour.
I had not given 1/2400 a second look, some very nice models shown here over the years.

I do know about the old Pig (F111) so at 2.7mm I can only conclude.

You guys are completely "wacko".

My attempts at adding PE railings to 1/350 scale is the limit of my ability.
In fact it is just past it.

1/2400 is all yours guys.

It's amazing GHQ is able to sculpture such a small scale !
Back to the drawing board 😳
If anyone has a scale drawing or silhouette of a 1/2400 F22 or f35
Pm me would love to use it as a guild