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Re: lego minifig scale..?
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lugnet.starwars
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Mon, 28 Feb 2000 19:16:39 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Michael Perri writes:
> I know someone once had a scale of such and such a number of studs to meters.
> I think it was something like 2.875 studs to 1 meter. I am sure Ben Fleskes
> had used this scale when he built his Millenium Falcon. I know someone else
> used it for lego's A-wing fighter. Does anyone know the scale or the scale
> variations? Is it 2.6 or ? Help please..?
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> Mike
A stud is 8 millimeters square.
A minifig sans headwear is 40 millimeters.
Depending on your value for human height (say 6 feet or 1.82m) Then our
conversion is:
8 mm 40 mm
----- = -----
X 1.82m
Thus, X = .364 meters/stud, or 2.75 studs per meter. Of course this value will
vary depending on how tall you assume the average human is for the
human/minifig height ratio, so replace 1.82 with whatever value for height you
wish to use.
I guess that mechanical engineering background is starting to pay off...
Adrian
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http://junior.apk.net/~tremor/lego.html
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