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Product Description
38mm tall ; 1/48 scale 6 foot tall in scale
Only the elite of the HAHO Troopers qaulify for SpecFor sniper training.
Colony Castings
This model also comes with limited casting copyrights- if you purchase this model you may make copies out of any liquid plastics or resins using traditional drop casting methods (message me if you are unaware of what these methods are); Further, more than just 'fair use' copyright you may sell these plastic and resin copies commercially
This is 1/48 scale?
Yes... and no.
At true 1/48 scale many of the human limbs print at 1mm or less and this makes for super fragile figures. All of the prototype figures printed needed me to sculpt a layer of epoxy putty around the wrists (which is a good preventative fix btw). So I was forced to make all of the womens limbs thicker and a good few of the thinner men. Likewise for all weapons- at scale they are often 0.5mm or less. Will that print? Yes. Will it make a miniature that you can handle- NOPE.
Aside from the above compromises I have used 1/48 scale to set the height of my figures. I chose this scale as it actually covers a fairly wide range of heights. Because I am doing character models their heights will vary:
Measuring from toe to top of head (because thats how we do it with miniatures at scale)
a 25mm figure is 4 scale feet high
a 30mm figure is 4 foot 9 inches at scale
a 32mm figure is 5 scale feet high
a 36mm figure is about 5 feet 6 inches (close enough)
a 38mm figure is 6 scale feet high
etc
Only the elite of the HAHO Troopers qaulify for SpecFor sniper training.
Colony Castings
This model also comes with limited casting copyrights- if you purchase this model you may make copies out of any liquid plastics or resins using traditional drop casting methods (message me if you are unaware of what these methods are); Further, more than just 'fair use' copyright you may sell these plastic and resin copies commercially
This is 1/48 scale?
Yes... and no.
At true 1/48 scale many of the human limbs print at 1mm or less and this makes for super fragile figures. All of the prototype figures printed needed me to sculpt a layer of epoxy putty around the wrists (which is a good preventative fix btw). So I was forced to make all of the womens limbs thicker and a good few of the thinner men. Likewise for all weapons- at scale they are often 0.5mm or less. Will that print? Yes. Will it make a miniature that you can handle- NOPE.
Aside from the above compromises I have used 1/48 scale to set the height of my figures. I chose this scale as it actually covers a fairly wide range of heights. Because I am doing character models their heights will vary:
Measuring from toe to top of head (because thats how we do it with miniatures at scale)
a 25mm figure is 4 scale feet high
a 30mm figure is 4 foot 9 inches at scale
a 32mm figure is 5 scale feet high
a 36mm figure is about 5 feet 6 inches (close enough)
a 38mm figure is 6 scale feet high
etc
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