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I'm wondering if this size would work well as pilot-less TAGs for Infinity. Anyone know if that size would work? Just a strait conversion it says it's 25.4mm.

Those would be too big. They'd end up double the height of most TAGs. If you want to use Gundam toys, I recommend looking at Gashipons, the little collectible toys that generally come in plastic bubbles though sometimes come in blind boxes. I have a few that are the same height as TAGs though I haven't used them for this.

Darn. I was hopping they would be okay when I saw that the were some of the smallest sized models.

25.4mm would be way too small. That's 1 inch, by the way.

Most tags are in the 65-80 or so mm range.

I have an old 1/87 Heavy gear model that is about the right size for a remote presence tag, though. It's for 15-20mm though.

The op must have converted the size wrong... I have some 1/144 gundams and they're generally 5-6 inches tall.

The gashipons I have are about 3 inches tall.

The scale comes from the PoV of human size. Gundam's are the size of buildings. A lot bigger than a TAG. But I thought at that scale they might be smaller and near the approximation of an Infinity TAG.