Architectural scales

Choosing the right scale is crucial as it determines the level of detail your model will show. Use a small scale like 1:1000 for a wide-angle, city-wide view, and a large scale like 1:50 for a detailed, close-up shot of a single room. This range offers components for every purpose, from urban massing to intricate construction details.

1:1000 scale

Perfect for the "bird's-eye view." This small scale is used for cityscapes and large urban planning models, allowing you to represent extensive are...

1:500 scale

Ideal for understanding a building’s relationship to its immediate surroundings. At 1:500, you can model a project site, adjacent buildings, and la...

1:400 scale

A specialised small scale commonly used for large, complex sites like airports, industrial parks, or major engineering projects. It provides a comp...

1:333 Scale

An intermediate scale that bridges the gap between urban context and building design. It's excellent for detailed site models and urban infill stud...

1:250 scale

A versatile scale for detailed site plans and block models. At 1:250, you begin to see more distinct architectural forms, such as roof shapes, majo...

1:200 scale

A popular choice for presentation models of a single, complete building. This scale provides a clear, comprehensive overview of the architectural d...

1:100 scale

One of the most common architectural scales, 1:100 perfectly balances an overview of the design with visible detail. It's widely used for models sh...

1:50 & other

This is the scale for "zooming in." The 1:50 scale is a primary choice for highly detailed models of specific rooms, interior spaces, facades, and ...

1:25 scale

A large scale popular for detailed model cars, trucks, and figures, allowing for intricate engine and interior details.

1:24 scale

A versatile scale used for model cars, aircraft, and G-scale railways. Our 1:24 components are also popular for larger doll's house projects (half ...

1:19 Scale

A large-scale primarily used for modelling British narrow-gauge railways, often running on 32mm or 45mm gauge track.
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