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Making a BJ40 frame model


rallydriver
11-22-2007, 07:44 AM
Hi all modelers.

I´m planning on making a Toyota Land Cruiser frame from cardboard etc. and I need to know how can I calculate the...umm.. what it is in english.. you know 1:1, 1:24, 1:16 etc from these prints. If I print it into paper.. and it will be like... exsample 25cm long. What is the "size" (1:24 or 1:16 etc) How can I calculate it.

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/5140/chassis2am2.jpg

I´m going to post the progress in WIP forum.

Thanks

cyberkid
11-22-2007, 08:14 AM
Hi all modelers.

I´m planning on making a Toyota Land Cruiser frame from cardboard etc. and I need to know how can I calculate the...umm.. what it is in english.. you know 1:1, 1:24, 1:16 etc from these prints. If I print it into paper.. and it will be like... exsample 25cm long. What is the "size" (1:24 or 1:16 etc) How can I calculate it.

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/5140/chassis2am2.jpg

I´m going to post the progress in WIP forum.

Thanks
The scale is the word you are looking for.
Devide the original stats by 24 or 16
Example: 3680/24= 153.3 mm
The easiest way of printing a scale graphic I can think of:
1.Crop the pic so that the two ends of the 3680 part is on the edge of the pic. like this:
http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb85/speedsnipe/misc/chassis2am2-croped.jpg
2. Use photoshop to resize and select 'print' under 'what will this image be used for?'
3. enter 15.33333 in the length area
4. print it out and you should have a good template.
5. remember to 'save as' so that you stilll have the original stats.
HTH
Steve

rallydriver
11-22-2007, 08:28 AM
Thanks you very much. I appericiate it :)

I´m not very good at math, haha

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