"Your Smallest WWII Scale?" Topic

What is the smallest figure scale which you use in your miniature wargaming? (Land warfare, not air or naval.)

15mm

15mm

6mm

12mm/1:144

15mm

10mm

15mm. Sold off the micro armor a couple years back, just couldn't see the infantry.

6mm for WW2 but I do as small as 3mm for IranIraq war.

6mm

6mm (1:285 GHQ microarmor to be precise).

Jim

6mm

For WW2 -- 15mm.

Game in 6mm and 1/32

20mm

6mm, I also play in 15mm. Sold off the last of my 20mm and 54mm WW2 stuff last year, I really didn't need to do it in four scales!

6mm

6mm

6mm

We do 28mm for skirmish and 6mm for larger scale battles

15mm

2mm. I also have 6mm.

6mm

3mm – I prefer being a general not a captain

6mm

Use or own? I'll use whatever someone else has. I own 1/72 plastics.

15mm

10mm

6mm

10mm

15mm Land, 1:6000 Sea

6mm

6mm for me.

6mm

28mm.

20mm same as ACW.

1/72nd plastic

6mm but some 3mm for off board stuff or stuff that is just huge.

25mm

1:285

15mm

Martin, I find I do need 4 scales, maybe 5…
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Smallest is 1/285 6mm, but don't really use it. Built a small force some years ago when the club was doing that for BKC.

1/100 15mm is the sweet spot for Girls und Panzer since the great variety of tanks was cheaper and more readily available than 1/87.

1/87 18mm is the bestest.

1/56 28mm for Bolt Action at the club

Have also picked up, but not re-painted or used yet, 1:144 to reduplicate Girls und Panzer that can be played on a modular N scale model railway.
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10mm

6mm

6mm micro armor

6mm

3mm

15mm. (Peter Pig to be exact.)

28mm. I gave away all my 15's. Been eyeing the 10/12's but when I start to think, yeah let's buy some… I jump out of my chair and run directly into the wall. The has worked for the time being.
John

10/12/1:144th. Used to be 1/285th/300th/6mm but despite some beautiful figure offerings, nobody in my group wanted to use infantry.