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My older brother was a co-pilot on a B26 during WWII.  A couple years ago, I built a 1:48 (O scale) model of one for his birthday.  It was HUGE, wingspan more than a foot across, (see davenour's post about wingspans); I hand carried it to Joliet on an airplane, fittingly.  And a 1:24 model would have had a wingspan of over 30 inches. A 1:18 model would be 12 percent larger than a 1:20.3 model and 33 percent larger than a 1:24 model (one third larger in EACH dimension). You'd need an acre for an airport! Art
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