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Aircraft model scale guide

1:200 aircraft model sizes

Large centrepiece models with enough surface area for detailed liveries, antennas and landing gear.

Calculated from the sourced full-size dimensions in the LargePlanes database.
Best for

One or two statement aircraft on a deep shelf or in a dedicated display case.

Before buying

Measure both the wingspan and the stand footprint. Large wide-body models can need substantially more depth than their fuselage length suggests.

The formula

Real dimension in centimetres ÷ 200 = approximate model dimension.

1:200 dimensions for ten large aircraft
AircraftLengthWingspanHeightNext check
A380-80036.4 cm39.9 cm12.1 cmAdd case clearance →
747-838.2 cm34.2 cm9.7 cmAdd case clearance →
An-225 Mriya42 cm44.2 cm9.1 cmAdd case clearance →
An-124 Ruslan34.6 cm36.7 cm10.5 cmAdd case clearance →
C-5M Super Galaxy37.7 cm33.9 cm9.9 cmAdd case clearance →
C-17 Globemaster III26.5 cm25.9 cm8.4 cmAdd case clearance →
BelugaXL31.6 cm30.2 cm9.5 cmAdd case clearance →
747-400 Dreamlifter35.8 cm32.2 cm10.8 cmAdd case clearance →
Roc36.5 cm58.7 cm7.6 cmAdd case clearance →
H-4 Hercules33.3 cm48.8 cm12.1 cmAdd case clearance →

Optional shopping step

Compare current 1:200 models

Use the table to shortlist a footprint, then verify the exact variant, material, stand and finished dimensions in the listing.

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1:200 scale questions

Is every 1:200 model exactly the calculated size?

The main body should be close, but stands, landing gear, aerials and manufacturing tolerances can change the finished footprint.

Can I mix model scales?

Yes. A single scale makes size comparisons intuitive; mixed scales make it easier to fit favourite aircraft into the space available.