actualy i think your fighting a battle lost a long time ago, im just trying to help you, also look above boots and hemmet ads hieght to our soldier.
all im doing is giving you evidence to help you out.
25mm maybe the height of your 1:72mm fugs but thats to top of helmet, naked scale he would 24mm tall.
like i said think about it why did they choose 1:72 scale ? cuz they could then scale it to a 172cm tall man
nice and easy and 172cm gives you just under 5'8" tall and as most the world uses metric for scale thats why they chose 1:72
1:70 was to short and 1:74 was the other option but 1:72 was chosen probably due to the fact that 72 divided by 2 is 36 so converting 1/35 scale kits to 1:72 is easier.
but all the facts and figures in the world arnt going to convince you it seems, so i suggest rather than see the real truths , just not enjoy life and the minis and continue to critisise stuff that doesnt need it. whatever floats your boat i guese.
as many know i was the first to complain about the scale choice, and on getting the figs and do the maths and modling i had to eat hummble pie and say i was wrong and infact for scale there the most spot on range so far.
its easier to critisise than compliment, and im happy mongoose has done things to scale and not done the easy thing of slightly oversized tanks to sell them.
its about perception V maths, perception looses maths wins, but unfortunatly alot of gamers are visual first, as was i, unfortunatly the real world isnt visual first.
as noted befor in other threads, MGP scaled to 6'tall men thinking that was average, wich was a slight mistake compared to other ranges that scale to 5'8" - 5'10" but then as amny who know the MGP office they are on average all over 6' buy 2" approx
wave 3 has seen a slight reduction in height just enough to bring in line with short peoples height but not enough to look daft V wave 1 mini's