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1/35 Scale Popular Q&A
Q: How Big Is a 1/35 Scale Cobblestone?
A: Merriam-Webster measures a cobblestone at “larger than a pebble and smaller than a boulder,” commonly used in “paving a street or in construction.” The New Engl... Read More »
Q: How big is a 1-35 scale model?
A: Of what? A car? A ship? Scale of. 1/35. means the size of the model would be the dimensions of the Real Item divided by 35. A 6-Foot man would be modeled as 2 i... Read More »
Q: How big is a 1-35 scale model?
A: Answer Of what? A car? A ship? Scale of 1/35 means the size of the model would be the dimensions of the Real Item divided by 35. A 6-Foot man would be modeled a... Read More »
Q: How to Build a 1/35 Scale Chinook Model.
A: 1. Clear a work space and ensure that it is well-lit by bringing over some extra lamps. Open the box and place the plastic part sheets to the side. Take the ins... Read More »
Q: What size train goes with the 1/35 scale models?
A: There are two sizes near 1/35. G and O. G is 1/22 and O is 1/48. Since trains are larger than cars, I'd go with 1/48. Read More »