mallymoocow
Mongoose
whats the actual scale of the BF Evo minis cheers, sorry for the v. nooby question just can't find any details bout it on the site. ta
BF:EVO Scale??
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its 1:65
corgi do 1:64 as a scale
and dragon/easy modles do 1:72, but acording to guy nin modle shop whos big into his military stuff, the dragon and easy modles stuff is a little oversized to help sell it, so it hits more around 1:68 scale he feels wich is why it looks about right compared to the MGPones. the MGP barrels are a little wider but then they are suposed to be the new rifled barrels being employed for 2015, plus it looks a little cooler and lasts longer if the barrels are a little wider possable, combinations of production requirments and such.
so dragon/easy modles tanks and apc's on the whole arnt to far of on scale, wile corgi do 1:64 wich is as near as damn it spot on
corgi do 1:64 as a scale
and dragon/easy modles do 1:72, but acording to guy nin modle shop whos big into his military stuff, the dragon and easy modles stuff is a little oversized to help sell it, so it hits more around 1:68 scale he feels wich is why it looks about right compared to the MGPones. the MGP barrels are a little wider but then they are suposed to be the new rifled barrels being employed for 2015, plus it looks a little cooler and lasts longer if the barrels are a little wider possable, combinations of production requirments and such.
so dragon/easy modles tanks and apc's on the whole arnt to far of on scale, wile corgi do 1:64 wich is as near as damn it spot on
dsfrankevo
Mongoose
mallymoocow said:
NNNoooooooo :evil: :evil: :evil:
Must resist comments that are not "shiny" or "computer approved for citizen distribution"
Best answer - check out any of the multitude of threads here that have the word scale or size in them - you will get a belly full of scale definitions and equally varied opinions. :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol:
Turns off flamethower and backs away slowly.
docrailgun
Mongoose
My Dragon 1:72 Leopard IIs are just slightly smaller in every dimension than the Corgi 1:64 M1A2s I have... which are in turn very close to the MGP tanks.
Mr Evil said:
Arggggggghhh! Everyone just step away from this thread now. Don't think about replying anymore. Just move away before you are all again consumed in the debate that stops a forum. GET OUT NOW! GET OOOOUUUUT! No really. BACK AWAY FROM THIS THREAD NOW. DON'T CLICK THE RESPOND NOW THREAD AT ALL. PLEASE FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE DON'T DO IT. THINK OF THE CHILDREN! :lol:
Mallymoocow, I'm not having a go at you but this question always sparks a debate that never ends and frustrates so many people. Basically all men are 28mm which then leads to everyone saying that that makes them 6' in real life going on the 1:65 which then leads people to say that that's too big others to say it's fine and others to weep themselves to sleep knowing that they are vertically challenged and counted among the fair folk, while others just look on in horror and disbelief as the same old debate arises again.
Mallymoocow, I'm not having a go at you but this question always sparks a debate that never ends and frustrates so many people. Basically all men are 28mm which then leads to everyone saying that that makes them 6' in real life going on the 1:65 which then leads people to say that that's too big others to say it's fine and others to weep themselves to sleep knowing that they are vertically challenged and counted among the fair folk, while others just look on in horror and disbelief as the same old debate arises again.
The Old Soldier
Mongoose
Which leads to a whole new meaning to the term "The Flames of War" :lol:
dsfrankevo
Mongoose
Gibbs said:
Starts good - even though I'd beat you to the "just say no" part - Gibbs you should have eneded here - but then you just have to poke the "Scale Bull" with a stick with the following....
Gibbs said:
Everybody - ignore this last part and follow the admonishion of the Gibbs-man ...
"these aren't the scale threads we're looking for" "you can go on your way" "move along"
mallymoocow
Mongoose
you ask a simple question...
and get way too much info for an answer, all i wanted to know is what i size buildings we are talking about when building terrain for BF:Evo...
please don't slice each other up over this (at least not literary anyway
)
all i need to know was "1/65" that all i wanted to hear lol
and Col_stone deleveired the goods!
hehe cheers guys good to know ppl r passionate about the scales they play in...
and get way too much info for an answer, all i wanted to know is what i size buildings we are talking about when building terrain for BF:Evo...
please don't slice each other up over this (at least not literary anyway
)all i need to know was "1/65" that all i wanted to hear lol
and Col_stone deleveired the goods!
hehe cheers guys good to know ppl r passionate about the scales they play in...
dsfrankevo
Mongoose
mallymoocow said:
If you look in the MEA buildings thread, you'll see much of my O guage Model Railroad building collection that I use for BF EVO
Technically these buildings are a little large but they look good on the table with the minis.
Truth is - any terrain/buildings you have for 28mm games - like 40K etc. will work well.
Welcome to the (dysfunctional - scale thread wise) BF evo family
dsfrankevo
Mongoose
Mr Evil said:im keping out of this befor i start using caps lock again
MMMMmmmmmm Caps Lock - must have caps lock -that way I can yell real loud from the annoymous safety of my keyboard and prove my manliness - maybe not
we appreciate your restraint Mr. E
