what's the difference

[davidkota]

I want to know what's the difference between 1/55 1/48 and 140 scales? which is better?

[Montarvillois]

I want to know what's the difference between 1/55 1/48 and 140 scales? which is better?

1/40 = ? what the hell is that scale ??? blehh

1/55 = cool

1/48 = BLISS

[Draykov]

I want to know what's the difference between 1/55 1/48 and 140 scales? which is better?

1/x where x = comparable scale feet, i.e. in 1/48 scale 1 actual foot (12") is equal to 48 scale feet. The bigger the number to the right, the smaller the "occupants" of the model in question would be...or is that what you were asking?

As far as the scales of VF-1 available, I'd say most people think the 1/48 is the ultimate (and I tend to agree).

Edited December 24, 2003 by Draykov

[Godzilla]

I want to know what's the difference between 1/55 1/48 and 140 scales? which is better?

1/x where x = comparable scale feet, i.e. in 1/48 scale 1 actual foot (12") is equal to 48 scale feet. The bigger the number to the right, the smaller the "occupants" of the model in question would be...or is that what you were asking?

As far as the scales of VF-1 available, I'd say most people think the 1/48 is the ultimate (and I tend to agree).

Damn right! 1/48 rule.

[Zentrandude]

im guessing the 140 is 1/100 or 1/144. they are small and not very detailed. others look up

[dyowelb]

i believe doyusha has a 1/144 die cast scale...check the toy section..

[davidkota]

thanks everyone, I now see the light and the path I need to take. 1/48 it is.

[David Hingtgen]

I've always wanted a 1/400 valk to go with my airliners.

[BoBe-Patt]

Man, the way I see it, the smaller the valk, the metal it has.

1/144 - little bit more metal, less detail, easier to play with.

1/55 - more metal, less detail.

1/48 - less metal, abundance of detail