Scales...

[Guest]

Hi All,

Recently someone ask about SCALES and how it related to the actual item, be it a aircraft or a tank. He got his replies and hopefully understands now.

I have just come across some scale rulers on a website, that you can print-out. If you stick one of these onto some platicard you have a ruler to measure you models in Feet or Metres, As per the image attached. The truck is 7 metres long?? or about 19cm..

They can be found at hungrylizardstudio'>www.hungrylizardstudio.com/ssm/32-100.pdf

Hope it helps

Regards

Mel.

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[Guest]

Hey that is good Mel. You can buy scales & having been in architecture all my life & I have all the usual ones & have been using them approximating as they do not quite match up.

But modeling for some reason has chosen unusual ones. You would have thought 75 50 & 30 but no for some reason 32, 48 & 72 are used. So these for nothing are very usueful

Thanks

Laurie

[Guest]

I think that is a great link Mel, many thanks for sharing it. Scales often gets confusing so anything that can help to simplify it can only be useful.

[Guest]

Good idea when airbrushing is to give the paper a coat of varnish to preserve.

Laurie

[AFC]

Great link. Thanks!!

[Andy2035]

Many thanks for sharing this, being new (sort of) to modelling this will be a great help...

Andy...

[Guest]

Nice one!

Thanks Mel, these are great.