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dang it, what's that formula to figure out the size of a kit ?

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Musicman59 - 26 Aug 2009 17:20 GMT
trying to figure out how tall a 1/25 figure would be. lots of jimmy
flintstone girl figures on ebay.

scale x 12  divided by ???

Craig
AMPSOne@aol.com - 26 Aug 2009 17:31 GMT
> trying to figure out how tall a 1/25 figure would be. lots of jimmy
> flintstone girl figures on ebay.
>
> scale x 12 �divided by ???
>
> Craig

Simple. A 6 foot man is 72 inches which when divided by 25 is 2 7/8"
tall. Women average around 5'6" so that would be 66" or about 2 5/8"
tall. A 1/24 scale man would be a bit taller as would a 1/24 scale
woman.

Don't ask me to work out measurements...

Cookie Sewell
Musicman59 - 26 Aug 2009 18:47 GMT
On Aug 26, 9:31 am, AMPS...@aol.com wrote:

> > trying to figure out how tall a 1/25 figure would be. lots of jimmy
> > flintstone girl figures on ebay.
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>
> Cookie Sewell

aw,c'mon           34x24x34          beats the hell out of a tank!

Craig
WmB - 26 Aug 2009 19:23 GMT
> trying to figure out how tall a 1/25 figure would be. lots of jimmy
> flintstone girl figures on ebay.
>
> scale x 12  divided by ???
>
> Craig

Scale-Size = Real-Size divided by Scale-Factor

SS = RS / SF

SS = 72in / 25 = 2.88 inches for a 6 foot tall subject (72")
SS = 60in / 25 = 2.40 inches for a 5 foot tall subject (60")

So around 2 1/2 to 3" for short to tall subjects.

WmB
Val Kraut - 26 Aug 2009 19:32 GMT
first convert the full size measurement to a convienient unit for example:
height in feet x 12 inches/foot = height in inches.  The apply the scale
height in inches x 1/35 = height in inches/35 = height of 1/35th scale
representation.

to convert feet to inches multiply by 12

to convert inches to millimeters multiply by 25.4

to convert feet to millimeters - first convert feet to inches to inches
(x12), then inches to millimeters (x 25.4), then apply scale
 
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