there is a scaler you can put on the build plate, where it has both mm reading and height in feet in both 32mm and 28mm
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Not all miniatures still match even if the same height because some people make thing thick ( heroic) and some make things thin beyond beleif and everything in between!
Put that scaler on the build play and the miniature right next to it, or even partly into it to try, and the operative word is try to get things correct!
If you think scale creep is a issue with Metal miniatures from various manufacturers, well there are all sorts of frustrations involved with 3d printing models also!!!!
Oh and just be glad he want 28mm scaled up to a larger size, instead of 32mm miniatues scaled down to smaller size, as that presents its own issues!! including resupporting many miniatures, parts becoming to thin ( because of poor STL design) and so on!
Oh and just try printing it at 115% larger. ie 32/28ths= 114.28 but 115% is close enough!
hmm you said 1:32mm scale?? well then dont do this, divide the desired height by 28 to figure how much you want it enlarged, if you mean there is a 32mm scale verses the 32mm version of what people call 28mm! If he just wants a 28mm miniature to be 32mm do what I said!
Ask him how tall he actually wants them from foot to top of head, because like everything else, miniatures from different manufactures never seem to match any stated scale whether metal, plastic or 3d printed! get how tall he wants them, either to top of head or to eyes, use that scaler and hopefully he will be happy with them!
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