Reply to "1/48 scale vehicles"

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@PRRMP54 posted:
Not really, the red PCC is a Corgi 1/50, the green/cream is an R&T 1/48; looks sizeable to me:
As for 1/43, they are way too large; many otherwise great scenes are effectively ruined by them overpowering their surroundings.

I refer mainly to cars, of course trucks and buses are going to compare differently....in size due to their natural portrayal of what vehicle they are representing. I have all the scales out there. And in my scenes I keep 1:50 separated from 1/43 in trucks. Cars do match up fairly closely... If you have all the same scale it is difficult to notice the difference. Cars only...

Your second photo proves the point. One must really look hard and close to distinguish the difference in scales....🧐

9/3/207:56 PM

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