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- 1:66 (28mm) – This is the “standard” scale for some of the largest designers and manufacturer’s for miniature tabletop games today. This scale was originally the domain of Games Workshop/Citadel, which precluded earlier manufacturer’s from substituting the GW product line.
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May 5, 2022 · One of the most popular miniature scales is 28mm, which is used in many tabletop wargames and roleplaying games, e.g., Warhammer 40k and Dungeons and Dragons (or DnD). This scale is often chosen because it allows for reasonable detail while still allowing players to move around quickly on a table.
Apr 25, 2023 · Tabletop Wargaming is typically 28mm scale. Action figures are often 1/12 scale. Heroic scale is simply a style of modeling. More below. As a general rule of thumb, most tabletop miniature sizes fall in between 25mm to 40mm scale. Meaning a 6 foot person would measure between 28mm and 40mm, roughly 1 inch to 1.5 inches.
Aug 28, 2021 · For 28mm realistic models, the scale of the vehicles could range from 1/50 scale to 1/64 scale. For heroic scale figures, it’s more like 1/48 scale to 1/56. In practical terms, however, you will almost always use either 1/48th scale vehicles or 1/56th scale vehicles because it’s very uncommon to find vehicles in those other sizes.
Dec 5, 2019 · A 28mm miniature means that the size of the miniature will be 28mm from the feet of the mini to the chosen reference point. Misconceptions: The given size is not the size of an average human as a base for scale reference - that would make it a relative scale model.
Aug 27, 2014 · I'm trying to decide on a range (or ranges) of figures for a 28mm FIW skirmish project. Before I commit, I'd like to get some idea of the relative sizes of the various ranges. How does Conquest look standing next to Galloping Major?
Miniature scales in wargames - size matters. Is your 15mm REALLY a 15mm? Bill explains the evolving nature of miniature scales and why things aren't always what they seem
28mm wargaming figures, sometimes referred to as miniatures, are the most popular scale of gaming figures on the market today (2021). Years ago, 20mm figures were dominant amongst players, but the slightly larger 28mm scale presents a figure small enough to fit most dioramas whilst being large enough to paint and add decoration , something that ...
