FMS Toyota FJ 45 scale pick up truck.

[Short_Bus_Kustoms]

Anyone know what size action figures will fit in here? I saw a video where a 1/12 scale figure was too big. Any thoughts?

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[DrIsotope]

Almost a straight guess as there's not really anything to judge scale by (maybe throw a dollar bill out there?) but it looks about GI Joe scale? Like a 3 3/4 or 4 inch figure?

 

[tigris99]

That looks just like their 1/18 stuff.

Take wheel base measurements and compare to to 1:1 wheel base. That will give you the proper scale. But at the same time scale size of a figure doesn't mean anything just like scale of a rc.

Avg person of 5'7 scales down to 5.6". Ya math sounds weird on that one but 5ft 7 inches is 5.58 ft. So convert to inches means multiple by 12. Then scale down is divide by 12 in this case.

Chances are the "1/12" is probably more 1/14 or 1/16 scale.

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[TheBakedBeans]

The 7" Walking Dead figures purchased at most Walgreens are "almost" perfect in the upper torso/head/shoulder area. Too tall to keep the whole body. If you want to keep the legs, then I recommend cutting off the pelvis, hot gluing the legs back on in a sitting position and "sculpting" another pelvis from the hot glue with a little paint. Also cutting off the back of the thigh will help get them lower. That is exactly what I did for 3.75" figure in my FJ45 (linked here http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/micr...ders-notes-fj-series-hardbody-crawler-co.html and https://www.instagram.com/tv/Cnv5q2BI2dp/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link)

Every figure I've tried that "fits" without cutting looks too small in the head and shoulder proportions.

I'd stick with 6" and 7" inch figures with a re-sculpted pelvis. "thumbsup"