1/48 Boeing 727-200

[herky]

Originally Posted by RunwayOneSixRight

Its actually the Paper-replika version with some modified parts (the nose mostly).

-RunwayOneSixRight (Mathew)

I have the 1;50 scale lufthansa b737 from paperarts which i must build one day

[goose814]

Thank you all for the nice comments. Yes, I too wish they were still in business. I would have loved a 707 in that scale. A 747 would have been over the top.

One thing I do remember is that it was such an easy build. Well thought out and designed. I'm actually a licensed A&P mechanic and have worked on the 727, so many of the details were spot on.

[Kevin WS]

Thanks for the repost Goose!

I would loved to see what it looked it in the box. Would also fancy making one, but with the weather here I think it may wilt a bit.

Did you spray it with anything to protect it?

[Samee]

Now thats biig :D

[cmdr199212]

That has to be a typo.. stats say it's got to be close to 1/33??

[goose814]

Originally Posted by Kevin WS

Thanks for the repost Goose!

I would loved to see what it looked it in the box. Would also fancy making one, but with the weather here I think it may wilt a bit.

Did you spray it with anything to protect it?

Here are some photos of the box I found online. If I remember right it contained large heavy duty sheets the same size as the box and an instruction booklet. Wish I had kept that.

No, I never sprayed it with anything after I built it. And it was built using just white Elmer's glue.

[goose814]

Originally Posted by cmdr199212

That has to be a typo.. stats say it's got to be close to 1/33??

I'm not sure I understand. The model was 1/48 scale. It's about 38 inches long, which scales out about right to the real thing that was 153 feet long.

[cmdr199212]

Wow I didn't believe it at first, that would be a monster at 1/33! Well done, excellent build!

[RunwayOneSixRight]

I've gotten a hold of this 1:48 scale monster.
Its vectored as well!
Time to recolor....

-RunwayOneSixRight (Matthew)

[Cybermac]

Great airliner and the model!
Always happy to see paper airliners:-)