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Each piece of wargear states that all MODELS within 6 inches receive either a 4+ or 5+ invulnerable save from shooting. Does this mean a 12 inch radius arounf the Mek with KFF or does this mean units within 6 inch? I want to include one of these into a Greentide formation but it seams worthless if its a 12 radius.

How do you get a 12" radius from 'within 6"'?

Any model within 6" gets the save from the KFF. It only applies to those specific models, not to the whole unit to which that model belongs.

Think he means 12'' diameter.

Any yes, it's on a model by model basis, unlike the old kff.

What about if only half of a model or vehicle is within 6 inches, does it still get the benefit or does it have to be wholly within the 6 inches?

 BuZzZzJaY wrote:
What about if only have of a model or vehicle is within 6 inches, does it still get the benefit or does it have to be wholly within the 6 inches?

This didn't changed. It's enough if just part of vehicle/model base is covered by bubble

 BuZzZzJaY wrote:
What about if only half of a model or vehicle is within 6 inches, does it still get the benefit or does it have to be wholly within the 6 inches?

Check out within vs fully within

 BuZzZzJaY wrote:
What about if only half of a model or vehicle is within 6 inches, does it still get the benefit or does it have to be wholly within the 6 inches?

Unless a rule specifies 'wholly within', it just needs to be the closest edge, as per the measuring rules right at the front of the rulebook.