The measures of the toy soldiers

The SoL website provides you with a table, very useful especially for beginners, with the comparison of the three main scales of toy soldiers available on the market. As indicated in the text of the table, there is currently no standardization as each manufacturer can independently determine the measurements of the reference figure.
For smaller scales it is quite frequent to consider the measure taken at eye level and in fact the 1/72 scale soldiers, also known as "20mm", actually measure between 22 and 24 (or more, depending on the headgear ), while the "28mm" commonly used for wargame abundantly exceed 30mm.

The attached file in pdf format is designed to represent the figures in real scale if printed on A4 sheet.Please use the link below to download the file:

Hand Carved Soldiers (1956)🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

This British Pathe video shows Jim Trice, the Kent miner, and his hand carved soldiers representing different parts of the world and different historical periods.

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