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Looking for a 1/48 scale pilot for an IL6 fighter.

Started by sudzonic, May 17, 2013, 06:04:31 AM

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sudzonic

hay folks, I am working on a 28mm scale war game army commission for A Very British Civil war army. There will be a few what if'ed IL6 fighters in the commission but the kit I am working on just now dose not have a pilot figure in the kit. The model is going to be modified to be mounted on a flying base so I need to find a pilot.

Dose anyone have a spare that would work? It dose not need to be a Russian so any thing form that era would do?

Thanks guys.  ;D
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sudzonic

The IL6 is a 48 scale kit as the customer asked for.
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28mm is roughly 1:56 scale so 1:48 is closer ( and due to scale creep some 28s are now nearer to 32mm) :blink:
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kitnut617

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Quote from: Steel Penguin on May 17, 2013, 10:44:20 AM
28mm is roughly 1:56 scale so 1:48 is closer ( and due to scale creep some 28s are now nearer to 32mm) :blink:

Not sure where your dimensions come from SP, but I've just measure a couple of 1/48 figures that I have which came with 1/48 scale airplanes, ones measures at 38mm and the other at 40mm ---- that's minimum 10 mm different whereas there's only 3.6mm different to the a 1/72 figure. Most figures are about a scale 6 feet so that translates into 1/65 scale for 28mm high figures
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Steel Penguin

the scale with wargames figures is the problem,  they were origanaly mesured from base of foot to eye level, as a lot of the historical figures had big hats ( shakos, bearskins , miters etc) which made mesuring the true hight difficult. This is one of the bigest  problem in wargaming as wile  figures from 2 companys may be  in 28mm, they can be widley different hight wise, ( theres a moan abought it earlyer   {ahah  here it is http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,31878.msg401892.html#msg401892})
the things you learn, give your mind the wings to fly, and the chains to hold yourself steady
take off and nuke the site form orbit, nope, time for the real thing, CAM and gridfire, call special circumstances. 
wow, its like freefalling into the Geofront
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NARSES2

Quote from: Steel Penguin on May 17, 2013, 01:58:05 PM
the scale with wargames figures is the problem,  they were origanaly mesured from base of foot to eye level, as a lot of the historical figures had big hats ( shakos, bearskins , miters etc) which made mesuring the true hight difficult. This is one of the bigest  problem in wargaming as wile  figures from 2 companys may be  in 28mm, they can be widley different hight wise, ( theres a moan abought it earlyer   {ahah  here it is http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php/topic,31878.msg401892.html#msg401892})

Yup scale in wargamming has always been a bugbear. Doesn't really exist. Even in the days of old if you took Hinton Hunt 20mm and compared to Mini Figs 20mm it was like Noddy in the land of the Giants
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I am not big on the scale sizes I just paint the models for the client  :lol: If you are interested in seeing some of the figures I have loads on my business facebook page.

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