>>7244710>>7245848No, anon. We know what scale means. We know that "scale" is literally the ratio from the "real life" size to the figure size, e.g. 1:12. We're just also capable of understanding and accepting that "6 inch scale" is an easy way to say "somewhere around 1:12 scale, where average adult male figures are about 6 inches tall". We know that it's not technically correct, but we just don't care. It genuinely does not matter. We all know exactly what OP is talking about, and that's all we need. We aren't drafting architectural plans, we're casually discussing toys. We aren't the ones with a problem here.
