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Old 03-24-2019, 02:41 PM   #37327
LordMudd
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I have the Galileo, and it does work pretty good with the 3.75” figures. They fit reasonably well in the seats the vehicle has. It’s weird, the vehicle is comically undersized for its intended scale (like an adult on a Big Wheels), and almost perfect for 3.75” figures. The control panel is a little big.
I have found that most vehicles and playsets made for 5 and 6 inch figures are typically too small, probably in an effort to conserve material (plastic) and reduce cost. This makes most of these work well for 1/18 scale, more proof that this is the true and proper scale for 'action' figures.


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