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The person I find attractive is into people whom they find attractive, that's not fair!

I wonder what the crush's body type is like?

I mean if he didn’t there’d definitely be someone here trying to ratio the Lego box 😅

It's the scale of the piece size in the instructions, so you can hold the piece up to the book and make sure you have the right one

1 inch of picture equals 1 inch of plastic, essentially. A 1:1 model of a real life tank carved out of foam would be the actual size and shape of the tank, just in foam instead of steel and other expensive bits.

Buff frog ❤️

I though S1 was wonderful. The art was good, the voice work was really good in the dub, the story itself was exciting, the characters were pretty complex, etc.

I really like how it was split into shorter 4-episode arcs as well. S2 is still really good and has a lot of those same aspects, but iirc it is one longer story and things start to get a little more... implausible, at times with the heist-type stuff.

The set or Minifigure was the same scale as on the box

Where are you finding actual memes on Reddit?

Yeah just the right amount and beautiful hand drawn looking art, I haven't seen s2 yet but loved s1 surprisingly. It's like how they took a little inspiration but did their own thing which is the best route imo

Exactly, crazy using an easy to use measuring system that can be converted in your head.

1/16th of a donkey's tail less but close enough! Who needs exact and accurate miLiMEtErS anyway?

Hit the gym, tiny frog

Oh ok, so about a banana and a half.

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New meme format?

Successfully stolen

Uh, 14 I think

Edit: I'm american too I just hate the imperial system.

I'm American, can you convert this to being measured in grapes for me?

Its the size scale of the picture to the actual block

1 Doge = 1 Doge

I care for your memes. Don't listen to him :)

Child po-

No in this

Ah I see, so in this example the real model would be 2 meters correct? I just didn't quite understand in what context a model would say 1:1 given most Lego models are that of things much, much bigger like cars and such. Correct me if I'm wrong but I can see how this would also help demonstrate the scale of Lego models relative to other models so for instance if you wanted to make your own Lego city you could ensure all your models match the same scale in the same way as hobbyist RC vehicles.

Edit: or does it reference the scale of the models image relative to the actual model? Getting some mixed info here

Not bad