What scale would this be?:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-smallest-nativity-scene-christmas/977386001/

Merry Christmas all!

Cheers
Adrian

'Off-the' scale, maybe..... An amazing achievement. Reminds me of the stuff people do with grains of salt.

Sheesh they could have painted it
Steve

Really . . . . . I mean REALLY

(Back in my indoor model flying days I knew another flyer who carved figures into the ends of cocktail sticks (I'm sure I've got a picture somewhere of a set he did of the Royal family complete with corgis) What amazed me was that he used a standard scalpel blade and no close up glasses. For many years I had a small figure carved on the end of a cocktail stick, which he'd done for me in my workroom. My dad needed to mix up some epoxy and guess which cocktail stick he chose to use . . . Hey Ho)

I would have thought they'd have cleaned off the mouldlines before giving it to the pope. Bit shoddy really.
No actually it's blooming amazing!!

Sorry Adrian.....Your link just brought me to someone trying to sell me tennis shoes......Go to "Lords prayer carved on a grain of rice" and you maybe you will see the light.

Wayne

Thx for the headsup Wayne. Strange, it worked before.
Anyway, this is a nicer site with more info: https://www.nanojesus.com/
Turns out it is scale 1:10,000 !

Cheers
Adrian

great idea - now larger battle dios like Waterloo etc. will find space into any regular cabinet. Instead of a needles eye I would like to see the models compared to the scale of the carpet monster
Cheers, Martin