Contrarian @pataverse.com · Apr 18 1 / 2
What's odd about the article is that it seems to ignore its own reference to eye-height when it goes on to discuss scale ratios and repurposing larger-scale figures as giants. It's also insists that scale ratios only be calculated in English units! That bothers me.
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Using "six feet" as the average soldier height is for miniatures measured in millimeters is already awkward, because it requires a metric-to-English conversion that can introduce rounding errors. Converting at the beginning of the ratio calculation will multiply the effects of rounding errors.