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    Todd Corey commented on the post, A Topic of Epic Proportion(ing) 6 years, 8 months ago

    I believe the “.8 studs/ft” ratio works out to about 1 stud/38 cm or 2 5/8 studs/m. That’s about 1:47.5 scale.

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