Scale Chart

I'm into 1/144, so I deal a lot with the little scales. Somewhere I have a chart showing the same figure in each scale. It really is neat to see.

Thanks everyone. The web sites listed where just what I was looknig for

As a modler/wargamer/collector, being able to identify everything quickly on many groups/boards/forums/ebay/etc. is a real plus.

Jim

QUOTE: Originally posted by armor113 ... ... ... Does anyone know of a chart showing what english - metric scales are? TIA Jim

I found these, Jim. I might have found them from this forum, can't remember.

http://www.wwi-models.org/misc/scalecon.html

http://www.secretgovernmentlabs.com/page/scale

http://canvaseagles.diplomacy.ca/miniatures/miniature_scales.htm

hope this helps.

Actually it isn't a matter of English and Metric, it is proportional and actual. 1/32 can be metric as well. 1 can be an inch, a cm, or a mile. As long as both numbers are the same units it is true. 1 cm =32 cm and 1 inch =32 inches What you are calling metric is actually a common practice for figures only. 54mm means the figure is 54mm tall or would be if he were 6 ft in this scale.
Here's one for the smaller scales.
http://pages.zdnet.com/sfclarke/vietnam/id17.html

What exactly do you mean? What the metric scale is equal to in decimal scale? As in - 54mm = 1/32?