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Size of our models

Examples of model sizes in 1:87 scale (H0)

Models in 1:87 (H0) scale are 87× smaller than the real machines. Below you’ll find size examples, a comparison table, and a simple calculator with results in separate fields.

Click an image to enlarge. All photos are illustrative for H0 scale.

Size table – real vehicle vs. 1:87 model

Indicative values (variants may differ). For precise conversion, use the calculator below.

Vehicle typeReal lengthModel length 1:87
Zetor 4011 (tractor)≈ 3.50 m≈ 4.02 cm
T 815 (concrete mixer)≈ 7.60 m≈ 8.74 cm
Ambulance KQ 145≈ 4.80 m≈ 5.52 cm
Utility vehicle (small bus)≈ 10.00 m≈ 11.49 cm

1:87 (H0) scale calculator

Real length (m):
Result (cm):
Model length (cm):
Result (m):

Formula: model = real / 87 (m→m). To display cm: multiply by 100.

FAQ – H0 scale

What does 1:87 scale mean?

A model is 87× smaller than the real machine. For example, 8.70 m equals 10.00 cm in 1:87.

Is 1:87 the same as H0?

Yes. H0 is the railway scale corresponding to 1:87 and is widely used by modellers.

How can I convert sizes quickly?

Use the calculator above. Basic relation: model length (m) = real length (m) / 87.


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