American Girl dolls present a bit of a problem with scale. They are modeled to represent a young girl, around age 9. Using age and height charts, 1:2 scale makes them a kindergartner, and 1:3 scale makes them a chubby fifth grader. Both scales are commonly used with these dolls.

If you don’t know the scale of your dollhouse, you can generally determine it by measuring the ceiling height of the first floor/main level. If it measures between 8″ and 10″ (generally), you could be pretty certain you have a 1″ scale dollhouse.

The vast majority fall under the five dollhouse scales explained below.

• 1:6 Scale. Also known as: Playscale; fashion doll scale.
• 1:12 Scale. Also known as: One inch scale.
• 1:24 Dollhouse Scale. Also known as: Half inch scale.
• 1:48 Dollhouse Scale. Also known as: Quarter inch scale.
• 1:144 Dollhouse Scale.

5ft 9in

You want to make a 1:12 scale version. You divide 80 by 12 and get 6.666667 or 6 and 2/3 inches. That’s the height of the 1:12 bookcase–easy peasy! Or so you think.

Half scale is 1:2. It is helpful to think of this as one unit on the drawing equals two units on the object. This means the drawing of the object is twice as large as the object itself. Designers use an enlarged scale, such as double scale, on objects that are too small to draw full size with any meaningful detail.

Combine measures about 8.5 inches long, 5 inches high and 5 inches wide. Grain head is about 15 inches long.

What Size is 1/10 Scale In Inches? There is no way to directly convert 1/10 Scale into inches since the scale compares the vehicle to the real life counterpart. However, 1/10 scale is roughly 20 inches. This means that the vehicle is 20 inches long.