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If someone who owns a Repulsor could go to the trouble of measuring, in mm, the length, width, and height of the main body and also the height of the side & rear doors, I'd very much appreciate it.

Grain of salt: My eyes are not as sharp as they used to be, and I’m not exactly using precision instruments. Data is from how I built mine, which might vary slightly from others (although with the exception of leaving some grubbins off, I did built it standard). That said, here is what I can get, in mm as requested. YMMV, not responsible for outcomes of projects using this as a sole data point etc.

Width of main hull: 93mm
The cowlings above the doors stick out, as would the grubbins attached to the hull (which I left off) and the grav plates also protrude.
Total width:117mm

Length of mail hull: 149mm
This is from the front of the mail hull to the back of the hull. It does not include the guard rails/cowling/engines on the back, or the front grav plates.
Total length: 171mm

Hight of main hull: 53mm
This does not include the flight base, turret, guns sticking up, grav plates, etc.
Hight of hull w/ grav plates: 62mm
Hight to top of hull on floating base: 73mm
Hight to top of turret, including gunner’s hatch, but no gunner, pintle weapons, antenna.: 92mm

Side door is aprox. 30mm high, 23mm wide
Rear door is aprox 30mm high, 37mm wide

I glued my doors on, and due to their recessed nature it’s hard to get a solid measure. Someone with an unbuilt one could probably get better numbers.

By way of comparison, here is mine in a KR tray designed for a LR. It is slightly longer, and slightly narrower. But not so much that the soft foam can’t adapt.


I’ve also noticed that I don’t have a final picture of my repulsor. I’ll need to grab one next time I have the light box out.