How Small Are 1:350 Aircraft

Well, if a full size aircraft happened to be 35 feet in length (very roughly the length of a modern fighter), in 1:350 scale, it would be a tenth of an foot long. Usually that scale is used for either 1.) models of larger aircraft such as airliners or bombers, or 2.) for naval aircraft that would be placed on a

1:350 aircraft carrier model (1:350 is a popular ship scale). A modern carrier (CVN) would be about three feet in length in that scale. Tom Dougherty ( snipped-for-privacy@aol.com)

A "roundabout" way to envision them: about one-fifth the size of the same aircraft in 1/72nd scale.

snipped-for-privacy@my-addy.com (Zardos) wrote in :

Those Tamiya sets, you mean? Those aircraft are about 3-5 cm long and wide. With only 2-5 parts per aircraft, they aren't very detailed. I'd only bother with them if I had a matching aircraft carrier.

Only 35 ft? try 1 1/2 times to twice that!