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The theoretical diameter could be up to 5 * 0.5mm if the wires were aligned side by side on a plane but when bundled into a pentagon (square with one on top) outline it would be smaller. In a real situation the wires would likely be twisted but not retaining a consistent cross section shape. If you are calculating the area occupied by several turns around a core you would also have to take in to consideration the irregular air gaps. Pentagons will tesselate, side by side will tesselate but other wire arrangements won't so you would have to consider worst case scenarios to be sure it would fit.
I fear The dimension of the bobbin 'lip' cannot be gotten even by subtraction. It only gives the spindle diameter as 29mm....no other relevant diameter is given.
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