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- May 17, 2008Daniel Fernandez wrote:
> What would be a rough estimate of the overall size of MK model is I
Cinderella Castle is 187' tall, so a 6" model would have to be built to
> want to have a castle of about 6" tall. and can you show me how you
> break it down to have an idea.
a scale of 374:1. The area of the Magic Kingdom is about 106 acres, and
if built to the same scale it would be a little over 33 square feet,
which you could probably squeeze onto a 5-1/2 x 6-foot table.
That's a pretty severe ratio. The smallest commercial modeling scale I'm
aware of is 220:1 (called Z scale). Put it another way, this ratio is
about 1/32" to the foot. I'd use that ratio, 384:1, to make things
easier to calculate. Hmm, guests only 6/32" or 3/16" tall....
Earlier I wrote:
> So you plan to model 106 acres in an area of about 16 square feet. My
Okay, so I did say my math skills were rusty, didn't I? Where I said
> math skills are a bit rusty, but this appears to work out to a ratio
> of about 800:1. That's not going to leave you much room for details.
>
> Question: Will you be satisfied with a model of Cinderella Castle
> that's less than 1/4" tall?
1/4-inch I should have said 1/4-foot, or about 3". So your original idea
wasn't as far off as I had suggested.
My bad. Sorry.
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