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In lugnet.space, Matthew Morley writes:
> Somebody really should post a offical (or close) scale list on a web site.
> This way everyone would know what the scales were in relation to normal model
> building.
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> Just my $.02 worth...:)
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> Matthew Morley
I disagree, I think that setting up some sort of "official" scaling would be
a bad idea. I would hate to think that everytime I post a MOC I'd have to
worry about someone saying: "That's really neat but it's not to scale,
citing section A417 of the Official Scaling Guide it should be slightly
larger, therefore I give your model a rating of 0, please remove it from the
web immediately."
We have enough rules to deal with in life, I'd rather not have to deal with
them in Lego too.
-Bryan
hobartrus@hotmail.com
http://www.geocities.com/hobartrus/index.html
http://brickshelf.com/gallery/hobartrus
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