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Trench-Viper 08-24-2008 04:23 AM

What other toylines are in scale with GI Joe?
 
For us who have to buy on the internet it would be usefull to know if things you see in the product picture is in scale with GI Joe. Please give me some info here.

Ok got several responses. I will try to list them here. Please let me know if some of these lines have websites or if I got their full name wrong, as some toylines carries more than one sort of scale.

Ages of action http://www.unimax.com.hk/product_in...d=C41&type=toys
BBI http://www.blueboxtoys.com/bbi2005/ (home of the Elite Force line)
Blue Box International
Bravo Team http://www.unimax.com.hk/product_in...d=C42&type=toys
Chap Mei
Corps
DC Universe Infinite Heroes line
Elite force (see BBI above)
Forces of Valor
Hellboy from Mezco. http://www.mezco.net/products/hb2_box.asp
Indiana Jones (the new)
Marvel Legends Showdown (figures for a game)
Power Team Elite
Star Wars
Sub 5 http://www.guru-planet.com/suagan1.html
The incredeble Hulk (movie) http://www.yojoe.com/archive/actfig/incrediblehulk/
Tony Hawk skate park
Microman: http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/microman/
X-Men Wolverine Origins movie: some are six inch though! Take note!
Marvel universe: its a 3.75 series.
21st Century Toys figures. Again they got several series in different scales.
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Things to watch out for.
Some die cast cars that are said to be in 1:18 scale are not.
25th GI Joes are taller than the old school figures.

guiltridden 08-24-2008 06:42 AM

Corps, the new Indiana Jones, Star Wars, The Tony Hawk skate park stuff I see other people using there's a lot more

silentdusty 08-24-2008 06:53 AM

The Chap Mei line of toys as well, BBI.

ThinkTank 08-24-2008 07:22 AM

look for the scale if they have it...1:18 is what Joe generally is.

Forces of Valor, Blue Box International, Power Team Elite is the stuff that I have the most of. Stay away from 1:numbers bigger than 20, as the stuff will get smaller as the second number gets bigger.

Trench-Viper 08-24-2008 09:55 AM

Thanks for replying I put your answers up in the first post if new members will search for this question. 1:18 is a good number is that in inch? and why is gi joe figures called 3 3/4?

Tracker 08-24-2008 10:16 AM

Ages of Action will be when it come out.

http://www.unimax.com.hk/product_in...d=C41&type=toys

Lava Boss 08-24-2008 11:02 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Trench-Viper
Thanks for replying I put your answers up in the first post if new members will search for this question. 1:18 is a good number is that in inch? and why is gi joe figures called 3 3/4?


3 3/4" (inch) is the classic 80's Joe scale, pioneered in the 70's by Fisher Price's Adventure People, then popularized by Kenner's Star Wars...

1:18 is modelling terminology, 1/18th of life size (right?). It's used by people who think collecting toys should be considered a serious hobby. :p

While more or less compatible, 3 3/4" doesn't necessary equal 1:18. As comparing 25th line and vintage Real American Hero shows.

Trench-Viper 08-24-2008 11:10 AM

So 3 3/4 is not the inch version of the metric 1:18?
Is Bravo team in scale with GI Joe?

Tracker 08-24-2008 12:42 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Trench-Viper
So 3 3/4 is not the inch version of the metric 1:18?
Is Bravo team in scale with GI Joe?


Yep bravo team is 1:18 and they have some cool accessories and vehicles too


Here this link for BBI listed under "Accurate 1:18 Scale"

http://www.blueboxtoys.com/bbi2005/

ThinkTank 08-24-2008 12:54 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Trench-Viper
So 3 3/4 is not the inch version of the metric 1:18?
Is Bravo team in scale with GI Joe?

3 3/4 inch is how tall ARAH joes were. They didnt really use a scale as far as I know. 1:18 is like this: 1 inch of toy:18 inches of real life. So if you had a 18 inch measuring stick in real life, it would be a one inch measuring stick in your toy world. That's why when the second number gets bigger, the toy gets smaller. Hows that for "serious" toy talking? lol


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