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Scale Calculation Question

Started by John Howling Mouse, May 14, 2006, 10:56:55 AM

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John Howling Mouse

I have an objective to turn a 1:72 subject into an aircraft manned by a 1:48 scale pilot figure.

I believe that is a scale percentage change of about 66%, right?

Would turning a 1:48 subject into an aircraft manned by a 1:32 scale pilot figure be the same jump in relative scale percentage (I think it is also about 66%) and therefore not represent any difference in the scale jump?
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Jennings

This is REALLY, REALLY simple:  

48/72 = .66666

32/48 = .66666

Not "about" anything.  Exactly, precisely 66.6666% :)

J
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John Howling Mouse

I'd show you my page of calculations but I'm too embarrassed now.

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