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259:. A 28mm miniature means that the size of the miniature will be 28mm from the feet of the mini to the chosen reference point. The most common miniatures were the 54 mm European miniatures and the 2 1/4" English models which are commonly considered to be 1:32 scale. Early wargames such as H.G Wells
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Most miniatures are hand sculpted using two-component epoxy putties in the same size as the final figure. The components of the putty are mixed together to create a sculpting compound that hardens over 48 hours. Some common brands include
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Pendraken Miniatures, Newlines, Irregular Miniatures, Magister Militum, Steve Barber, Kallistra, Minifigs UK, Old Glory, and Games Workshop's Warmaster line of miniatures. Often measured as "eye height", giving ~1:160 for 10 mm scale, and figures
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2184:Space: 1889
2154:Star Patrol
1763:polystyrene
1663:Manufacture
709:Scale Creep
683:9.6 mm
653:30 mm
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417:1:200 scale
394:6.2 mm
387:micro armor
338:Scale ratio
261:Little Wars
125:materials.
112:Mario Cuomo
108:white metal
2493:Categories
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2219:References
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2090:Zargonians
1971:accessory
1853:pantograph
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335:Scale foot
195:newspapers
55:miniatures
2499:Figurines
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2160:Ringworld
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2003:does not
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1944:Chainmail
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1770:Sculpting
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341:Comments
316:Chainmail
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94:Materials
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35:Warhammer
2192:See also
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530:HO scale
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2009:sources
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768:Scale
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