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 Subject:  Brummbar hull heightList thread.  
  
 Date:  Jul 11, 2003
 From:  Mark Rethoret 
A short time ago someone posted a message to the effect that they though the Tamiya Brummbar fighting compartment was too tall (I can't remember if it was here or on another site). Well, I recently had the opportunity to visit APG and measured the example they have there.
I came up with a total of 51 1/4" (about 1300mm)from the top of the roof plate to the bottom of the compartment excluding the track guard lip.
In 1/35 scale that would be 1.464" (37.14mm) aprox.
Tamiya's kit measures 1.414" (35.90mm)aprox.
So, if anything the kit is about .050" too short.
Just a little bit of trivia for y'all.

Mark
 
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