Just what does 1/25 scale mean or equal? Also the same question for 1/24 and 1/18. I used to know this stuff but now i have a bad case of CRAFT. Thanks.
seriously? ok, why not it means the part, piece or unit is one twentyfifth the size of the original piece. in other words, if the original was 25 feet long, the 1/25 scale one is going to be a foot long
the way i understand it is that 1/24 is 1 x 24 = full size (whatever it is). wow that was fast you guys!
This is simply the difference in size. for example - Most R/C's are 1:28 or 1:24. This means that for every one inch/cm on the R/C car there are 28 or 24 REAL inches/cm's on the REAL car. (I got this off a you tube posting.)
I think someone got it but if not next time Listen to your Math Teacher ! OK , 1/25 is the same as 1"=25" or 1' = 25' and so on OR look at it this way , if you bought a Plastic model or a die cast car that is 1/25th scale it means inflate the car 25 times and it is full size ! Now do you understand ??????
RC cars are usually 1/10th scale. But there are 1/12th and 1/8th scale varieties as well. It's the ONLY thing I got out of my childhood
1/10 th scale line up ten of those models bumper to bumper, and they will end up being as long as the real car. 1/8 th scale 8 models bumper to bumper will be as long as the real car. etc. etc.
Thank you for the answers to my question. The smart-ass remarks were great especially due to the fact you have to be reasonably intelligent to get them