Scale please
| penfold9763 | 31/05/2012 21:28:18 |
25 forum posts 19 photos | Hi everyone i have just bought what i think is a Vosper fire boat to restore but i'm unsure what its scale is, can anyone help? It's 36 to 38 inches long and 11 inch at its widest point. Any help would be really helpful. Sorry forgot to mention you will find pictures of the boat at the end of my photo album. Edited By penfold9763 on 31/05/2012 21:38:47 |
| Paul T | 01/06/2012 09:00:18 |
2791 forum posts 352 photos 2 articles | Hello Penfold The boat is a Areokits model of a Vosper Mk2 fire/rescue boat, the full size version measured 46ft. Paul |
| penfold9763 | 01/06/2012 09:47:37 |
25 forum posts 19 photos | Hi Thanks for that so am i right in thinking around 1/32? |
| Paul T | 01/06/2012 10:14:07 |
2791 forum posts 352 photos 2 articles | Hello again The scale of the 3ft model is 1:16. there is lot of info about these models on the interweb just google Areokits RAF Crash Tender. Will you be posting photos of the refit? Paul |
| penfold9763 | 01/06/2012 10:26:41 |
25 forum posts 19 photos |
Cheers Mr Controller (i didn't want to say fat!!) Yes i probbly wil be making a new album all about it. |
| Paul T | 01/06/2012 12:50:48 |
2791 forum posts 352 photos 2 articles |
Looking forward to seeing the pics |
| old coelacanth | 02/06/2012 08:46:43 |
84 forum posts 147 photos | Morning Penfold an Paul.
If the original is 46ft LOA and the model is 36.8inch LOA then the scale is 1:15!! 46ft = 552inch divided by 15 = 36.8 ..... QED!
Hope you do something about the colour scheme
Regards, Robin
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| Paul T | 02/06/2012 09:27:08 |
2791 forum posts 352 photos 2 articles | Hello Robin I agree that the true scale is 1:15 but AeroKits sold the model at 1:16 because it was an easily recognisable and workable scale. Paul |
| penfold9763 | 02/06/2012 10:28:01 |
25 forum posts 19 photos | Thanks and yes the paint work is definitely changing!! |
| penfold9763 | 03/06/2012 10:30:19 |
25 forum posts 19 photos |
Hi Guys do you know the exact colours i will need to use? |
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