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Re: Scale of Lego
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 23 Oct 1999 18:59:07 GMT
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Well Bryan, here are some interesting minifig scale figures:
If you assume that an average door is 80' tall and you apply that to the
minifig scale doors, in proportion a minifig is 5'7" tall. Which is a good
average height for a human. The amusing part is when you measure the
minifigs body proportions at that scale.
If a minifig bought pants, he would need a 75" waist and a 13.3" inseam
If a minifig bought a dress shirt he would need a 33.3" collar and a 33.3"
sleeve
If a minifig bought a suit, he would need a 71.6" chest
If a minifig bought shoes, his feet would measure 13.3" long and 11.6" wide
(anyone know what size that is?)
In short, a minifig is one stocky little creature
Hope that helps
Silas
Bryan Wong wrote in message ...
> Hi, I am thinking of writing a research paper on the scale of Lego
> models/bricks. I was wondering if any of you have any suggestions as to • main
> points that I should bring up?
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> I think my main focus will be on this: How TLG itself has different size • models
> (i.e. Town vs Model Team) and if there is some "special correlation" • between
> the scale of the model and its length (in a conventional unit, or maybe in
> studs).
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> And then there's all that minifig/maxifig/microfig stuff...
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> Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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> Bryan
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