Small Scale Military Headquarters

hi
Does anybody know for sure what is the exact scale of the corgi fighting machines PANZER IV Stalingrad 1942?
thanks very much for your reply

It is about 1:76. It is NOT 1:72, it's definitely smaller than that.

Thanks enemyace
do you think in your opinion can fit a platoon or in a wargame made by 1/72 scale tanks and vehicles or it is much obviously smaller than this scale vehicles?
thanks very much
stefano

I wargame with 1/72 models and figures, and the Pz IV was smaller than my CDC, Dragon, and FOV 1/72 models, so I didn't use them. If you *exclusively* use the corgi models, then they would probably work okay. But next to true 1/72 models they are too small and stand out.

I have to agree with you on this
probably alone it would be better but not with the 1/72 scale ones
What type of wargame do you play?
I am trying to get in to flames of war
Most often i play wargame with home made quick rules
stefano

I've played a lot of different games, most recently Blitzkrieg Commander II in 1/72, and FOV in 1/144 scale. FOW looks and plays a lot better with smaller miniatures with the rules as-is, in my opinion. The table is less crowded and tanks have better spacing.

I agree with you Ace
FOW is better for the dimensions and spacing unfortunately were i live there is no much available in that range so is long and painfull to build an army in 1/72 and expensive too
regards
stefano

I liked 1/285, myself. CinC and GHQ provide beautiful models with awesome detail. Plus you can fit an entire platoon or company where a mere section tread. Also the cost of a company is well under $20.00.