Sep 27, 2024
Vegas World Tower, Relative Height to Other World Famous Towers
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Vegas World Tower, Relative Height to Other World Famous Towers
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RWBY: Combat Ready showed up. What I hadn’t realized is that the minis are basically 40mm scale.
The scale pictures are Yang/Penny/Torchwick, a Primaris Marine (32mm heroic; 7-9ft tall), a regular Marine (28mm heroic, supposedly also 7-9ft), and a 28mm historical (~6ft).
For their size, not incredibly well detailed, but its possible I’ll find more details when painting. I always do. Now if only the humidity would drop below ‘perish’ so I could use spray primer...
Scale Comparison
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Scale Comparison: A Post-Panamax Freighter and The US Bank Tower by Henry Cobb / Pei, Cobb, Freed & Partners, Los Angeles, California, 1989
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Comparative Heights of Global Landmarks
I can totally picture it, now.
So, the, "829.84 m (2,723 ft) tall Burj Khalifa in Dubai," is appx. 1.5x longer than the Galaxy Class Starship, U.S.S Enterprise NCC-1701-D.
Okay, so I really can't quite picture either, but that's okay. With these images, I can pretend to picture it.
Here's a Cutaway of the Enterprise