Thanks Gary. Even if you don't build diorama's, this is a great little kit for adding a little "life" to your shelf display. Cheers mate!

Cheers mate. Thanks!

Careful mate. That could be addictive! Cheers!

Hi mate, glad you liked the review. Most common scale? Now that's a question. Guess it depends on your budget, and, your shelf space, more than anything else.... 1/144 scale. The smaller scale allows for a wide range of aircraft types. Not as much individual detail, like separate wheels, flaps, cockpit interiors, etc. as larger scales, but does allow you to have bigger aircraft, like airliners, bombers, etc without needing massive shelf space. 1/72 scale. Being bigger they need more shelf space, but, they also get better detailing, and "add-on" kits for diorama's etc., like vehicles, and airfield crews, and accessories. 1/48 scale. Bigger again, with a lot more small details, and a lot of After Market add-ons, and probably the scale that has the highest number of manufacturers catering to it. 1/32 scale. Bigger again. Not as wide a selection of aircraft types, but more capacity for finer details, but they will fill your shelf space up much quicker. 1/35 scale. The latest trend in scales to match with the huge range of 1/35 scale military kits on the market. Really nice detailing, but not cheap to buy. And will take up a reasonable amount of space on the shelf. The smaller scales are, naturally, the most popular, but if you're into fine detailing your kits, the bigger scales, allow you to "go wild" so to speak. Know this didn't quite answer your question, but, I don't think there is an easy answer to which is the most popular aircraft scale. Everyone has their own preference. Cheers!

@@PetesKits Thanks for the help. That answers my question exactly. Thanks for the details on each scale.

@@aldavissghost9724 No worries mate. glad it helped. Cheers!