I am trying to equate what a 200mm figure is in standard ratio, I thought it was approx. 1/9 th ? is this close. or am I way off the mark. Any help would be appreciated.

A 200mm figure equates to 1/9 scale assuming the person is about 5` 10".
The size of 200mm is regularly used to describe 1/9 scale.

Steve

Cheers guys! .. very helpful !

Here's a link to some info from the Colorado Miniatures site that I find helpful.
http://www.coloradominiatures.com/infoscalesandsizes.aspx

Chuck

Thanks Chuck! ... This link was very helpful! I appreciate your time!

Regards'

Mark

Mark, TBH I'm not sure if that Colorado Miniatures page won't actually add to the confusion since it conflates some issues. Just to highlight one bit:

"Note that 1:32 is not equivalent to 54mm, nor is 1:16 equivalent to 120m..."

The second part is correct but the first part is not; it's generally agreed upon these days that 54mm is 1/32 scale. Carl's quote left out the last bit of my post from 2004 which is actually quite critical to a discussion of scales v. nominal heights:

Einion

Thanks, Einion,.. for the clarification! ... clearly its a choice of, rounding up or down to the nearest commercial scale! ... more so if you are scratch building items to expand any given purchased figure!

Regards,

Mark.