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Re: Lego Scaling
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 9 Nov 2001 19:23:21 GMT
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Well, Mr. Cardana, for my LEGO train cars and locomotives I'm designing, I
am using a scale of 1:40 (slightly larger than Lionel(R) trains). My
assumptions were based on taking measurements from a minifig, and assuming
it to be in the 5-6 scale-foot tall range, 1:40 was selected as easiest to
work from- 1 stud = 1 foot. For anyone interested in such trivia, one stud
measures out to 5/16". Thank you very much for serving our country, sir.
Totten OUT
In lugnet.general, Joseph H. Cardana writes:
> I know I'm behind the power curve here. If I wanted to build a ship, to
> scale of the minifigs, How do I determine appropriate lengths and heights?
> My friend Jennifer stated, to build an aircraft carrier to scale, it would
> have to be 15 feet long. I want to model my '67 Impala into legos, to scale
> of the minifig, what are the formulas?
>
> Thank you for your time and energy,
>
> Joe
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| I know I'm behind the power curve here. If I wanted to build a ship, to scale of the minifigs, How do I determine appropriate lengths and heights? My friend Jennifer stated, to build an aircraft carrier to scale, it would have to be 15 feet long. I (...) (23 years ago, 5-Nov-01, to lugnet.general)
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