1/400 Widebody Jetbridge
Created 1 months ago
Description
A static 1/400 scale airport jetbridge model, dimensioned specifically for widebody aircraft like the Boeing 777, 787, and Airbus A350. The model is scaled so the cab floor rests roughly 11.5 mm off the apron, translating to a 4.6-meter door sill height in real life.
Features:
- Rotunda: 20 mm tall pivot base to anchor against terminal buildings.
- Tunnels: Fixed stepped sections showing the inner and outer telescopic sleeves, topped with low-profile AC units.
- Bogie: Quad-wheel lift mechanism bridging the ground and the junction.
- Cab: Angled head with a protruding bumper seal to interface with the aircraft fuselage.
Designed with robust 1.5 mm minimum strut thicknesses to survive FDM printing at this scale. Resin printing is recommended for the sharpest results on the wheels and AC boxes.
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