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The dry weight of a 1995 Evinrude 115hp is between 293 and 306lbs. depending on the model.
There is no app to know what is her weight , hope you know that . But it can be estimated by her height and figure. And according her height , she should weight nearly 60 to 65 kgs.
i am not sure but he cant weight that much i say 120
it should be listed on the trim tag inside the driver door, it depends on year, options, motor and cab/bed config.
Footing for chimneys should usually be double the width of the concrete block. For example, an 8-foot concrete block should have a 16-foot wide footing.
If you are male than weight should be between 50 to 60
There is no exact weight that a 5'2" teen model should be. It varies from person to person but in general the weight range can be between 90-125 lbs.
About 115-120 should be about right. But you don't have to be a certain weight. Its all about the unique facial features and the correct measurements.
youre 1974 Winchester model 94 is worth any were from 200 hundred to 500 dollars depending on condition.
about 110 lbs, its grossly underweight for a normal girl, but for runway it is the expected weight
It varies from model to model and brand to brand. Google the specific model to find out.
You reaaly need to be more specific guy. Are you reffering to the nominal amount or the weight, and if youre refferimg to the weight are we talkin kilos, ounces, grams. Noob!
Depends what make and model.
My thought is that a scale model is actually reducing in 3 dimensions...hieghtxwidthxlength. When you reduce an object by 1/12 its original dimensions, its weight will be reduced by much more than 1/12. It should be 1/12 of 1/12 of 1/12. To make this a little easier...If we had a model that was only reducing the scale by 1/2 of the height, the weight adjustment would be 1/2. If we made a model that was one half the height and width, we should reduce the weight by 1/4. If we made a model that was 1/2 height, width, length, it stands to reason that the weight should be adjusted to 1/8. 1"=1' scale model should have the weight scale of 1/12x12x12 or 1/1728 To model an adult of 200lbs on a bridge of 1"=1' scale would result in a weight of 1.85oz.
2855 pounds (2014 model)
5'4" is short to be a model. To be a commercial/print model you should be at least 5'5", unless you have an exceptional look, then an agency may sign you on at 5'4". As far as weight, print models do not have to stick to strict weight requirements like fashion models but the general range is somewhere between 100 - 125 lbs.
tell them and make sure they know how much you despise it and they should understand