Inquisitor Scale question

[Evil Dave]

Inquisitor Scale models (60 mm?).
Now I\'ve noticed that the Space Marine Model is noticeably larger than the other models in the range, which considering the fluff and Space Marines supposed to be around 7 feet tall, this is quite acceptable.
Now, does anyone have the Brother Captain Artemis, I believe it\'s called.
If so, what are the measurements from the bottom of the foot to the middle of the eye.

I\'m thinking of trying my hand at sculpting a 40K Ogryn and need to know the scale.

 

[tidoco2222]

I have the the Artemis model, I will measure it and tell you in a bit, the scale is actually 54mm scale but you were close.

*EDIT* I have just measure it and from foot to eye he is about 60mm

 

[Evil Dave]

Thanks.

 

[freakinacage]

i would have helped but i was too slow

 

[green stuff]

@Dave : please, when you can, post WIP, this should be very interesting .

 

[KingM]

I would have thought Warhammer giants (the fat Orc and Goblin ones, not the Albion ones) would be pretty close to the right size for =I= scale Ogryns, might be a good starting point if you don\'t want to sculpt one from scratch

 

[Godlikebuthumble]

As a matter of fact, the =I= rulebook features a conversion by Aly Morrison of that kind: A orc giant with a lot of added stuff, made to look like a Ogryn gone Arco-Flagellant. Fat ba**ard, that
And yes, the usual \"human\" mini is 50-52 mm foot to eye, while Artemis is pretty much 60 foot to eye. And that\'s with his rather bent/crouching running pose... might be more like 65-ish standing upright...

 

[Wolf_Fang]

i still gotta get good pics of my =][= nurgle marine

 

[freakinacage]

i love trying stuff out in larger scales. would love to try a conversion in 54mm but lack the balls and inspiration. was gonna try and convert devotee malicant (?sp) into a 54mm dark elf but didn\'t - that would be a hell of a lot of plate/chainmail to sculpt.