"Your Largest WWII Scale?" Topic

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

28mm, skirmish.

28mm

6mm.

1/32 or 1/35 plastic toy soldiers for really cool games!

In my collection, its all 1/285th or 6mm. I have played with others doing 15mm though.

28mm

54mm.

15mm

well fed 20mm

15mm

28mm Skirmish

1/32 or 60mm.

Thanks

John

I use 1:285 (6mm) microarmor but I play with others in our group use 15mm and 28mm.

Jim

28mm

1/32

My largest is 15mm since I got rid of all my 20mm and 54mm stuff, but we still regularly play 54mm, Grand Tactical and skirmish.

15mm.

15mm

6mm

3mm – it is my only WW2 scale.

20mm, but my biggest collection is in that rather grey area of 12mm/10mm

6mm my only scale.

28mm for Chain of Command .

54mm/ 1/32nd skirmish.

martin

54mm

15mm. Anything larger is wrong (for me).

54mm

54mm

20mm is what I have, but my friends have 28mm and 54mm.

15mm

28mm

28mm skirmish

28mm

When I was a kid (like most kids at the time) we used to "play" war on the weekends. So I guess you could say 1/1 scale.

54mm 1/32th using Bolt-Action rule system

20mm

54mm using What A Tanker and Crossfire.

Eric

I haven't gone by in over a decade, but there used to be a guy in my town who went full-on H.G. Wells, deploying a large collection of at least 1/35 to 1/32 scale models —maybe even bigger — outdoors (his yard landscaped for the purpose).

28mm

20mm (1:76/1:72)

1:32 Airfix

15mm

(Land warfare, not air or naval.)

It would be pretty unusual for anybody's largest WWII scale to be air or naval.

28mm Bolt Action

54mm (Tamiya) for "Behind Enemy Lines."

TVAG

28mm.

28mm. Painted but never used. 28mm buildings are too dang big!

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GI Joe 1/6th scale.

Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog

28mm skirmish

Have 54mm but have only gamed at 28mm as max size