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Re: The Yamato
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 8 Oct 2003 05:54:08 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Lindsay Frederick Braun wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
> >
> > Yeah I just got done reading some stuff from a web search, thanks for the
> > link though. It actually is the Yamato from WWII repaired and upgraded as a
> > space ship. Interesting. Also the model that started this thread would be
> > about mini-fig scale. Also very interesting.
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> > -Mike Petrucelli
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> > <<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lordinsanity/General-Insanity/sigfig.gif>>
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> At the peril of being seen as argumentative,
> that is not correct. In order to be minifig-
> scale, it would have to be between 27 and 30
> *feet* in length, perhaps a touch longer.
> _Takao_ was 13'0" in length, and was still
> "compressed" by about 35% from MF scale. A
> minifig, in height, is roughly 1/35 (more in
> width), thus the ~950' Yamato would need to be
> about 30' in length, all else being equal.
> It looks to be, at most, about 1/3 that. So
> it's not quite that big, but good LORD is it
> ever *beautiful*. I'm especially impressed
> with the superstructure and turret details.
> The red full-hull is also really well done.
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> Not that a minifig-scale Yamato wouldn't be
> a great rainy-day project, though...*whistling
> innocently*
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> best
>
> LFB
Impressive statistics...but if a model looses its "swooshability" around 2-3
feet in length, I would imagine that much over 6-8 feet it looses some of it's
"minature coolness".
Thats just my thoughts...If he can stick in a few minifigs, it makes minifig
scale in my book. What I really want to see is a squad of black tiger fighters
stored inside (yes, it carried fighters) but that would probably require the
additional 24 feet or so.
Matt
PS. Geesh your Takao was 13' well that blows the minature coolness theory.
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