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En Sabah Nerd · 07-20-2016, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

NECA is the last company to try to scale things with when they make their toys like 3 inches bigger than anyone else.

They use a 7" scale (roughly 1/10 scale) which is actually used by other companies (although sparingly) like DCC's Arkham series figures or Diamond's Select figures. The big thing with NECA is that more than half of what they make are characters who are supposed to be bigger already than average people so the toys wind up at 8 or even 9 inches tall. But the basic humans (Freddy Krueger, Booker DeWitt, the DC movie figures they did, etc.) are all sitting at or very close to 7 inches tall. I think it all goes back to McFarlane when their staction figures were all the rage and they were all in a 7" scale so it's become the thing for American based companies to do.

07-20-2016, 05:10 PM	#39
En Sabah Nerd Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Texas Posts: 9,808	Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Kain NECA is the last company to try to scale things with when they make their toys like 3 inches bigger than anyone else. They use a 7" scale (roughly 1/10 scale) which is actually used by other companies (although sparingly) like DCC's Arkham series figures or Diamond's Select figures. The big thing with NECA is that more than half of what they make are characters who are supposed to be bigger already than average people so the toys wind up at 8 or even 9 inches tall. But the basic humans (Freddy Krueger, Booker DeWitt, the DC movie figures they did, etc.) are all sitting at or very close to 7 inches tall. I think it all goes back to McFarlane when their staction figures were all the rage and they were all in a 7" scale so it's become the thing for American based companies to do. __________________