Hi guys,
A bit off-topic, but I was just wondering. Why is it that most miniature models are scaled 1:43 / 1:24 / 1:18 / etc.?
I often build architecture models and I always build in 1:20 / 1:50 / 1:100 and sometimes 1:200 / 1:250. Round numbers that is. The model ships I build private also have round numbers… (Usually)
I ask you guys this questions, because I’m sick and tired with my job as a building expert. I would like to switch in making model fulltime. But not for a Boss, because I like to have control myself…
So, at this moment I’m doing some researches for starting my own (professional) model company. I wish to use it to build architecture and industrial models, but also to design, build and manufacture scale models like cars, ships, planes, etc.
For example, would a limited scale model of an F40 scaled 1:20 or 1:10 sale? (Would you buy it?) Is it worth the investment to start building models like Ferrari (high detailed models I’m thinking…)?
Thanks guys,
Marcos.
A bit off-topic, but I was just wondering. Why is it that most miniature models are scaled 1:43 / 1:24 / 1:18 / etc.?
I often build architecture models and I always build in 1:20 / 1:50 / 1:100 and sometimes 1:200 / 1:250. Round numbers that is. The model ships I build private also have round numbers… (Usually)
I ask you guys this questions, because I’m sick and tired with my job as a building expert. I would like to switch in making model fulltime. But not for a Boss, because I like to have control myself…
So, at this moment I’m doing some researches for starting my own (professional) model company. I wish to use it to build architecture and industrial models, but also to design, build and manufacture scale models like cars, ships, planes, etc.
For example, would a limited scale model of an F40 scaled 1:20 or 1:10 sale? (Would you buy it?) Is it worth the investment to start building models like Ferrari (high detailed models I’m thinking…)?
Thanks guys,
Marcos.