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Welcome
Homepage Now,
for the first time, check scale accuracy anywhere anytime "The Scale Cards -
definitely worth having!" Thor Sheil The Scale Card is a credit card size tool for every model builder who wants to keep everything in scale. Easy to use at swap meets, flea markets, antique shops, even hobby shops, and at home on your workbench. Using figures (or heads) in scale and three inches of scale rule, it keeps your purchases within your selected scale. Cards range from 1:12 to 1:700, some in metric. Cars, Dollhouses, Planes, Ships & Trains When you want to check scale accuracy |
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"I do not know how I have gotten by all these years
without these products. I can now throw away all the charts and calculation
tables I have made. WHAT A GREAT PRODUCT(s). Thanks." Rick, Alabama
2009"
"For fifteen years Westlake Publishing Company
has relied exclusively on The Scale Card's six and twenty-four inch long rules
because of their extreme accuaracy, easy to read markings, durability, and
convenient inclusion of other common scales on the same rule. (You usually need
only one rule when converting a drawing's dimensions.) The new length [12-inch]
joins The Scale Card's other rules in earning our higest rating superb."
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Uncle Russ, The 2008 Modelers' Annual
"I want to congratulate you on what I consider the finest scale rules I own. I use them exclusively
in my own modeling and for all Finescale Railroader reviews. They are the most
accurate and convenient scale rules I have used in every scale from HO through
1:20.3."
Uncle Russ, Finescale Railroader
(formally - Outdoor Railroader) - Feb 97
"Active modelers are always on the lookout for 'stuff' they can use.
When browsing through different stores, swap meets, or garage sales, we always
seem to find something that looks like it will work for that home modeling
project, only to get it home and find that the item we laid out the cash for is
way out of scale. If only there were some way of telling if those little gems
we find will actually work before we buy them. One of the easiest ways is to
use the Scale Card."
Model Railroad News
- April 96
No need for a calculator or conversion
tables when building or super detailing. Now read from an actual blueprint, or
scale drawing, and measure directly - in scale.
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"The Scale Cards - definitely worth having!" Thor Sheil The All-Gauge Model Railroading Page Nov 1999 (Click above to read the entire write-up) |
"Scale Card products are extremely accurate and practical. We use them all the time, they are superb." Finescale Railroader - June 2003 |
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The Scale Cards I ordered
last year are excellent reference tools. Love'em. Thank's!" |
"Measure a 'city block' with the Scale Rule" Model Railroad News - April 96(w/ an HO/N Scale Rule) |
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"I have both the
ruler and the card in 1/20.3 scale and I have definitely gotten my money's
worth of use out of them both. Tom Beckerson |
"We also compared the Scale Card rule against a highly accurate computer output. The rule was right on the money. OUTDOOR RAILROADER - Dec 94/Jan 95 |