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Scale Wheel Sizes
This is for those of you who may be thinking your kit wheels look a bit small...
1/1 scale 1/24 scale 17" 17.99mm 18" 19.05mm 19" 20.10mm 20" 21.16mm 21" 22.22mm Please remember that for ease model companies may round up/down the measurements i.e 17" = 17.99mm = 1.8cm. 18" = 19.05mm = 1.9cm. etc sorry but I was sooo bored at work today!
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got my old work vernier and began to check scales of some of the wheels I have lying around.
FUJIMI Nismo NS5R - 17" 1:1 making them approx 17.6" to scale FUJIMI Speedline Compe-2 making them approx 17.6" to scale TAMYIA Porsche Boxster Special edition wheels making them 19" :smoka: TAMYIA Porsche Boxster wheels mking them approx 18.7" to scale TAMYIA Toyota Celica wheels Making then 16" to scale TAMYIA R32 GTR wheels - 17" 1:1 making them approx 17.8" to scale |
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Very cool post, I like it!:ylsuper
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TAMYIA Ferrari 360 Spider wheels
making them approx 19.7" to scale. I thought that the standard 360 Spider wheels were an 18" wheel
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Which just proves that even though we all build 'scale models' the companies use a bit of 'artistic licence' as some things when scaled down don't look right so the designers make them look right even if it buggers up the scale!!
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yeah the 360 wheels do look good:sun:
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Excellent post! Excellent work tazdev
It would be great to have wheel reference thread!! what you say Moderators??!?!?!
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Tamiya has been altering dimensions for quite a while, and it's even documented in Mr. Tamiya's book, that a model would look awkward when it's accurately scaled down, because of different view points. |
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this thread is kind of old, but just wanna make some updates.
1. TE37 volks - I am wondering the TE37 comes with the Aoshima Cappacino is 17" or 18"? are they using Fujimi products or Aoshima produces by themselves? ![]() 2. Advan RG - similar question on this, are Aoshima using Fujimi products or Aoshima produces by themselves? 17" or 18"? any actually photo or can someone measure the diameter for me? it seems the JunAuto prelude kit is the same as the Fujimi Prelude. (i.e. I built the Fujimi few years ago, and the manual on hobbysearch looks familar to me. ![]() thanks for the help. :flash: :flash: :flash: :flash: |
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Fujimi AVS model 5's
Box says they are 18" making them appear to be 20" wheels Fujimi Veilside Andrew Racing Dish again almost 20" wheels to scale |
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I was curious how big are the Aoshima VIP Stich Mesh III are and their quality? Thanks inadvance!
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If you give me a set I will gladly measure them for you
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