There
are different figures with different scales: 1/72, 1/76, 1/48, 1/35,1/32,
1/16, 1/8, 200 mm.
Of
these scales the most used are:
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The 1/72 and 1/76 (the est ones) for dioramas.
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The 1/48 for slightly ger dioramas (fundamentaly for aeroplanes
or tanks).
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The 1/35 for more universal dioramas to form a collection of figures.
This is the scale where we can find the greatest quantity of figures.
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The 1/16 (scale of our figure) to do figures with a stand.
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The rest of the scales are for busts or very large figures.
I
believe the ideal scales to paint are 1/35 (of 54 mm.) which are
perfectly detailed and the scale 1/16 for its ideal size to form
a collection.
Have
a look on the internet where you can find virtual shops where you
can buy all sorts of figures, this will give you an idea of the
world which you are starting to see.
Here
you have images of figures in the scale 1/48. The definition is
not as good as the figure that we have been painting. Ideal for
aeroplane dioramas in the scale 1/48.
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What
you see in these photos are figures in the scale of 1/35. The definition
is better than the scale 1/48, but they don't have the same definition
as the 1/16. These figures are ideal for dioramas.
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