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Hi all

I am back from Cyprus ...oh well ...

I need a bit of help ... it's maths help ..

If I take a 1/35 measurement ..and multiply it by 2.188 it give an measurement in 1.16 ..cool

But I cannot find the the number needed to multiply 1/35 to 1/14 ... ..

Any one please help me out there ,.I Al losing the plot ....help !!!!!

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Hi
For this I would say it is just a few millimetres as I also do 1/72 models and get some time 1/76 stuff and it is about 1 or 2 millimetres.
So I would say to multiply should be 2.190 or 2.191 I'm not sure but these are most likely
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Thanks for the reply John

Mayni ask if you could explain the way you calculated the constant ,,
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Hi John
the two constants you gave seem to be wrong ..

The parts I have been measipureing are way under sized you swing the constant you gave ...

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Try multiplying the 1/35 measurement by 2.5...
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This might be of some use

http://jbwid.com/scalcalc.htm
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Hi all

Thanks for the reply ..

But I need to know what the constant is ... as I want to use a calculator ..when I measurements 1/35 parts ..
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X2.5
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frankie wrote:X2.5
Yup, 14 * 2.5 is exactly 35, so that is your constant.
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Yep that woks perfect

It's 2.500
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