Scale again ? ....Yeah!

Scale is more then height. Of course it is.. scale also determines what figures I can MIX in my dioramas. And I want to use as many brand of figures as possible in my dioramas. So don't tell me a figure is 1/32 or 54mm when it is so painfully obvious that it most certainly is not. In doing so you make me wonder what form of measurement you are using. So let us employ some truth in marketing. Label figures with their scale please. In this manner I will not buy them and bitch later. I will just not buy them.

Still more on Scale

Ok so scale as you know is a big thing to me. Why the others IMHO cant get it right but CTS seems to. I think it is the base. Others all seem to use large built up bases whereas CTS uses more of a flat base that like Imex, Marx, and Accurate. CTS figures may be still be large but the absence of the built up base makes then less looking like hulking giants. I hope CTS continues this practice.

More Scale Complaints

I do not care much for resin but will buy a Barszo figure to fill a need. So when he came out with the Robin Hood figure sets and I heard they were plastic my heart soared. But not for long. Seems they are like 60mm. Nice figures but just a scale I do not do.

Now I hear he will not do any more plastic sets. Poor sales ? Too bad as he used a nice material. IF only they had been MY SCALE!!!!