Possibly the largest aircraft paper model kit in history- YG Model 1:33 An-225

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by theOshkoshModeler

Grzegorz Pomorski (founder-owner of GPM) states on the company FB page that the model weighs in at 3.7kg (just over 8 lbs).

Murph, I'm pretty sure your 1:100 scale Mriya could easily fit within the cargo hold assuming you detach the wings. As for the Roc, you might need a steel girder for a wing spar at that size.

I might design it around a wooden rod. Wood is technically still paper...

[Knife]

Does it get shipped in an envelope, or a crate?

[murphyaa]

Originally Posted by Knife

Does it get shipped in an envelope, or a crate?

It arrives on a full sized An-124.

[John Wagenseil]

Originally Posted by Knife

Does it get shipped in an envelope, or a crate?

It would get loaded into the hold of the SD14.

[Positive_Rate]

And after you receive your 3.2 kilos of paper plane, don’t forget to leave clearance for the 1:33 BURAN on top of it.

Right. Decision made. 1 of each please!

Regards,
Alan

[cblf49]

8'4" x 8'9"! Well, that's got this years Halloween costume sorted.

[Flanker37]

I'll be ordering 147 with the laser cut frames

[Flanker37]

$90 for the An-225
$110 for the frames
$53 for postage

[NYC Irishman]

Originally Posted by Positive_Rate

And after you receive your 3.2 kilos of paper plane, don’t forget to leave clearance for the 1:33 BURAN on top of it.

Right. Decision made. 1 of each please!

Regards,
Alan

How was the ordering process, I am very interested in getting this myself.

Thanks

John

[CIUTTSO]

For those who build the model: think about that where you buid it will be exposed, perhaps if you build it in other place won't be able to fit through the doors... :-)