Measurement Conversions

[the_green_avenger]

It's definitely bigger and I will indeed be involved. I'll be designing the aircraft.

Cool! (and I thought 21 feet was long... but now comes an even bigger one! )

This is a practical idea if you build stand-alone MOCs, but if you start combining different things it's trickier. One of the few examples that I know is a wonderful Russian diorama built by Gambort

Cheers,

Ralph

That seems like a good idea to keep the smaller things in a bigger scale. But if you have pieces to burn, you could still have everything in the larger scale. Again, personal prefference (or piece count) is involved

[Star wars lego guy]

On 2/19/2010 at 12:10 AM, blueandwhite said:

I've never heard that it was commonly accepted that minifigs are 6 ft. tall before. I suppose it depends on whether you view minifigs as being exceedingly short or morbidly obese. I think there has been a lot of discussion on what height is appropriate for a minifig, but I don't think there is a definite answer. This is similar to the 6 vs. 8-wide train debate. The proportions of minifigs simply don't allow for an ideal scale. I prefer to treat minifigs as being on the short side, but that's simply a personal preference.

Just go seven studs, thats easy enough. And it’ll fix the arguement too...