Bombed Out Cityscape

[SIC DETH]

I saw this post over at Joecustoms.com and thought it could be useful to some of you over here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP6_aFyM5Q0

[Tracker]

Ok that cool and surprising simple

Wish I knew the math to covert 1:56 "28mm" to 1:18th scale

[SIC DETH]

[QUOTE=Tracker]Ok that cool and surprising simple

Wish I knew the math to covert 1:56 "28mm" to 1:18th scale[/QUOTE]

Just use a good eye judgement. Thats all it takes.

[Tracker]

[QUOTE=SIC DETH]Just use a good eye judgement. Thats all it takes.[/QUOTE]


yea I can do that for scratch build stuff like in the video which i'll have to try :D

but there is a site called Fat dragon game that has some cool paper terrain i'd love to scale up.

http://www.fatdragongames.com/fdgfiles/

[SIC DETH]

That Capital City is Hawt!!! Im sure it can be upscaled.

[Reverend Blood]

for 1:56 to 1:18 you'd need to multiply it times 3.11111repeating... however, if you're using modern era joes, they're slightly larger than 1:18. so you could get away with multiplying everything time 3.2, maybe a little more if you feel brave :D

[roguetiger]

[QUOTE=Tracker]Ok that cool and surprising simple

Wish I knew the math to covert 1:56 "28mm" to 1:18th scale[/QUOTE]

try http://www.printmini.com/calc.shtml nice little scale converter.

[seyms]

Very cool and fairly simple to do! Must try that myself.

[The BATman]

That's actually brilliant in its simplicity.




And it would probably just work for 1:18th scale too. No upscaling or different materials required with this.

[Tracker]

[QUOTE=Reverend Blood]for 1:56 to 1:18 you'd need to multiply it times 3.11111repeating... however, if you're using modern era joes, they're slightly larger than 1:18. so you could get away with multiplying everything time 3.2, maybe a little more if you feel brave :D[/QUOTE]


cool thanks

[Tracker]

[QUOTE=roguetiger]try http://www.printmini.com/calc.shtml nice little scale converter.[/QUOTE]

thank you as well