G1 Animation Models

looks like Prime is Six meters after all :P

 

p.s. Unicron and Cybertron are the same Size! :eek

but i thought the animators just drew the models whatever damn size they wanted?

but i thought the animators just drew the models whatever damn size they wanted?

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They did. The colorist didn't follow the standards (Rumble/Frenzy), so why should the animators?

:grr  :demon 

Pick ANY RANDOM Screencap and it will most likely follow this scale.

:grr  :demon 

Pick ANY RANDOM Screencap and it will most likely follow this scale.

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:tflaugh

:grr  :demon 

Pick ANY RANDOM Screencap and it will most likely follow this scale.

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:tflaugh

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PWNED :lol

:grr  :demon 

Pick ANY RANDOM Screencap and it will most likely follow this scale.

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:tflaugh

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PWNED :lol

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Danmit, beat me to it.  :rofl

 

Ah well UberPWN3d  :thumb

on the bright side, regardless of whatever other faults the movie will have, at least the size scale will be consistant.

Wow, BoB...this doesn't really prove anyone wrong. And you do realize that inconsistency of size was all over G1, yes? So...yeah, you proved squat, bro. Thanks for playing.

 

Also, I don't recall the Dinobots ever being that much taller than the others in the show. They were usually drawn approx. the size of most of what'd be considered average-height characters, just a bit taller (i.e., maybe a head or two taller than ones like Wheeljack and co.)

Overall some of these were used correctly...

Really I think what Bob is TRYING to say is that TF's DO have a real scale...whether it's followed or not.

 

The Scale Charts here really make a lot of sense (for the most part). So it's neat and cool.