A question of scale.

[Tim Marlow]

Well there these….

https://cpmodels.co.uk/shop/cv11-armed-german-scientists/

but I’d guess that’s not what you are after Dave….so I’ll keep looking….

[Tim Marlow]

Worth having a good look through here Dave…..gives the height of the figures as well. You’ll be after 23-24mm I should think….

http://plasticsoldierreview.com/Index.aspx

[Tim Marlow]

May be worth looking through the pulp ranges…

https://www.elhiem.co.uk/ourshop/cat_811856-Pulp-and-Horror-Adventure.html

Cant seem to find much else. The Dapol hard plastic figures are reviewed on the Plastic soldier review site, so see what you think….

[rickoshea52]

They’ll be 1/87 Rick…..continental HO outline I’m afraid.

I’ve used them happily with 1/72 dioramas before. In fact, some Preiser figures are 1/72.
In this diorama there is only one 1/72 figure, the others are Noch and Matchbox. In my experience, with careful selections and placing the difference is barely noticeable.
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/rick’s-1-72-harrier-hide-harrier-gr3-4-sqn-royal-air-force-germany.37988/

[JR]

….and…..I got that wrong LOL…..

The description is correct, but it’s OO bodies running on TT track……not N gauge track (which is 9mm gauge).

The little n just stands for “narrow”, a descriptor used for any track gauge less than 4 foot 8 and a half inches….if you’ve been to mid Wales you’ll know what I mean…..

I‘m stopping now….my head hurts

My head hurt at the start of all this Tim !

[Gern]

I’ve used them happily with 1/72 dioramas before. In fact, some Preiser figures are 1/72.
In this diorama there is only one 1/72 figure, the others are Noch and Matchbox. In my experience, with careful selections and placing the difference is barely noticeable.
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/rick’s-1-72-harrier-hide-harrier-gr3-4-sqn-royal-air-force-germany.37988/

Having tried your suggestions guys - thanks for the info - while I have found some suitable sets, methinks I'm going to have to live with different scales. I think I should be able to get away with creating barriers between the different areas of my building which should hide any discrepancies unless you look REALLY close!

All I gotta do now is buy my house so I can set up a second mortgage to pay for them! I guess they're so expensive as they all come ready painted. No doubt that's 'cos the railway modellers don't have the time to paint their own figures - on account of them being too busy faffing around sorting all the different scales! :smiling: