Hi to all you modellers out there.
I've got a 1/76 truck model and would like to build a 1/35 copy of it.Is it possible I can measure the 1/76 model and re-calculate the measurements to 1/35? If so how would I go about this.Hope somebody can help.Thanks Paul.

The scaling factor is 2.1714 (rounded up), which is the number you multiply all of your 1/76 dimensions by to get 1/35th measurements. Found by dividing 76 by 35.

So something 25mm long in 1/76th would be 54.28mm in 1/35th.

What truck is it? Someone may know of a 1/35th model or set of plans to save your sanity.

The truck in question is CMSC seddon atkinson transporter,if someone does have plans me and my sanity will be very grateful.Cheers Paul

I have a similar sort of problem, If i want to take something from life, say a table for example and scale it down to 1/35th then do i devide it by 35 or what?

Thanks

Basically Ashley -- Yes.
I have an electronic calculator program somewhere that works out the multiplication/division factor for you. I your interested let me know

Gaz