Here's a pic with a man for the sake of comparison. Again
I bought and built the tank and decided to measure it all to make sure. I'll be comparing it with the 1/144 Nadleeh.
I measured the tank to be 3.8cm and Nadleeh to be 12.6cm.
Listed numbers for the tank is 5.52m in length and Nadleeh is 18.1m tall.
Divide the listed numbers by 144 and you get; 3.83 for the tank and 12.57 for Nadleeh. Round to the nearest millimeter and my numbers are accurate. Acceptable margin of error considering... I'm human.
Confirmed: Tank scale is an accordance with the scale of the 1/144 Gundams. So you'll be seeing the tank in some shots with other 1/144 suits just to illustrate just how massive these machines are. Not that we need a reminder but... it's something to do. It's easy to forget what we're looking at when we see them all side by side.
We're essentially building walking tanks. Flying war machines. With that in mind think about how massive this Gatling gun would be in real life and the effort it would take to actually make it.
I have some 1/72 scale kits as weel as 1/72 Armored Core so definitly will do a comparison at some point :) Actualy I might pick up few 1/144 aircrafts... I have an idea [insert evil laugh here]
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ReplyDeleteYeah, 1/72 AC kits are really small, aren't they? My 1/72 A-10 Thunderbolt II is huge, just about the same size of it. It really suprised me when I found out Gundams were even twice the height of the average AC or NEXT.
BB: You are on your first step on a path toward dioramaism.
ReplyDeleteI dont give a damn about acaling for some reason, cause sooner or later, we'd be stuck with a guntank for a millenia, yeah we can blame unimaginative millionares.
ReplyDeletebullets as big as a car? count me in
ReplyDeletejust love da heavyarms lol
ReplyDeletedioramas! haha i guess i am on the path now! lol
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