Napoleon1er
2nd Lieutenant
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- Oct 11, 2010
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[FOR ME] scale is significant only if the different scaled figures are side by side, but that is easily overcome by perspective, distance, ground work, light and other “illusions”.
I have been in these discussions on this forum a few times and everyone has their own way of looking at and working with (or around) scale differences. Ken hit it perfectly square when he said that the height of a figure is really irrelevant. Then Trooper and Mitch followed up.
Personally I feel good about using a First Legion AWI Colonial in a scene with a K&C British figure. But they are separated by breastworks, diorama material and distance. I would even place a K&C Militia figure and FL Colonial in the same area, but I would separate them.
Bottom line is… DO what makes you happy and forget about what ever anybody else says or thinks. Just Have FUN, nothing else matters!{sm3}
---- LARRY
Exactly! Sometimes a K&C and Britains look great together, sometimes, two Britains need to be separated. Its all what looks best to you.