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If Gerwyn you would just like some figures for your tanks etc, then you will find most people go for the 18th size figures as these are the closes to the 16th scale and do not look out of place but if you need to be 100 percent spot on then you can buy dragon figures in the 120mm range as Stevie said ...........good luck in whatever you choose..........
Fleshy.................

Hi Fleshy

Cheers Mate thank you for the information.

Gerwyn

Hi Gerwyn,
Were you trying to say that not everybody in the real world is the same height, so why are the 1/16 figures all the same ?
Answer a I guess is cost, if they made different size moulds for varying heights, the price of each figure would have to increase.

I have several 120mm figures and they're too big and look out of place, they're more like 1/15. You'll get away with the normal 1/16 and 1/18. Watch out for what's called super 120mm and avoid as they are way to big.
ross

sparks wrote:Hi Gerwyn,
Were you trying to say that not everybody in the real world is the same height, so why are the 1/16 figures all the same ?
Answer a I guess is cost, if they made different size moulds for varying heights, the price of each figure would have to increase.

Hi Sparks

Cheers Mate , " I was ", but like you have pointed out they would cost to much to make.

Gerwyn

jrc wrote:I have several 120mm figures and they're too big and look out of place, they're more like 1/15. You'll get away with the normal 1/16 and 1/18. Watch out for what's called super 120mm and avoid as they are way to big.
ross

Hi Ross
Cheers Mate , thank you for letting me know, I will not buy any of the super 120mm.
Gerwyn