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[murphyaa]

1/50 for an airliner would be huge. Like 10 foot wingspan huge.

Check out the 747 page on my site to see what I'm working on. Murph's Models - Boeing 747

[Knife]

Personally I would go with 1/100 scale.

[The Mole]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

1/50 for an airliner would be huge. Like 10 foot wingspan huge.

Check out the 747 page on my site to see what I'm working on. Murph's Models - Boeing 747

After looking at all the 747 you have on your site I will be buying all of them.
I like the bare metal American Airliner shuttle carrier also.

1/100 scale sounds interesting. How big would a model be at 1/100?

[murphyaa]

Dunno yet. At 1:150 the wing span is 17 inches. Somebody math it out for me.

[joshuajaeseo]

25 and a half inches if I'm correct. I'm looking forward to that American Jumbo. Looks great.

[John Bowden]

If you can't do 1/72.......... then 1/100 or 1/144

[SMWulph]

Hi Murphy
Heres my input and a Q.
747 scale: 1/144 would be good as the AMX shuttles would fit nicely.

OV-1 Mohawk: Whats the statis on this one, what version and about how big is it?

QF-100: You beat me to it.

[murphyaa]

the Mohawk stalled out. Gotta go look at one for inspiration again.

I actually looked at recommending the AMX shuttles to put on the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft. At least until I can get one of my own designed (I'm trying, but just can't grasp the shape of the fuselage yet.) I'm also thinking of designing an X-45C to put on it too.

[Knife]

I was thinking an airstream travel trailer would look nice up there. Or the R/V from the Space Balls movie.

I was up in LaGuardia yesterday and saw the Air Force 2 version of the 757. Very pretty.

[Richschindler]

I would vote for a 1/72 scale version, but as it's rather large I'd happily settle for a 1/100 scale version.