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I just received my Black Dog dock accessories order from Free Time Hobbies. (Thanks, Brandon! )

I like all of the accessories however, I was intending to use them for my 1/700 diorama. They are marketed as being 1/700 scale.

I'm finding them to be much, too large for 1/700 and more likely to be of use in 1/350.

I've compared the Black Dog items with 1/350 and 1/700 (1/720) vehicles. 1/350 in the foreground, 1/700 in the background.

I'd like your opinions on their proper scaling.

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Carl Musselman
(Formerly Back-Aft Models)

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Sure looks like us 1/350 guys can sure make use of that stuff!

Any idea what the pile that looks like a single layer of cushions on the left side is supposed to actually be though?

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Enlisted men are stupid, but very cunning and deceitful and bear considerable watching." - Marine Corps Officers Manual, 1894

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That smaller pile of "cushions" is the same as the large pile, just smaller packages.

I'm thinking that these stacks are modern era methods of packaging/enclosing pallet loads.

They're nice! Just too, big for me and my 1/700 stuff.

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Carl Musselman
(Formerly Back-Aft Models)

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Hmmm... Wonder if these will make a decent addition to Lincoln's aft hangar bay...

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Enlisted men are stupid, but very cunning and deceitful and bear considerable watching." - Marine Corps Officers Manual, 1894

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Pretty disappointing thread, but saved me money. They do look nice.