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Since they don't put scales on the models, soea anyone have any idea as to whether the Revell Star Wars models are anywhere close to scale to 40k models? I know there are the traditional models and the SnapTites, so if anyone has any of these and they look close to scale, let me know. I want to build some wreckage scenery.

Depends on the line and release.
Their scales are all over the place.
Some are 1/72 scale (20mm or so - too small for 40k), some are smaller than that and some are larger.

that's my issue. the only one I know is roughly correct is a $400 masterpiece.

The larger ones like the Obi-Wab Starfighter Easikit are fine. The scale is about 1/35.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Star-Wars-Easykit-Obi-Wans-Starfighter/dp/B006X0BS7U/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1380192196&sr=8-4&keywords=star+wars+revell+easykit

A DakkaDakka member did a nice conversion of this kit into an Ornithopter for his Dune counts as IG army.



The Pocket kits are too small.

Some of the large vehicles like Millenium Falcon and Slave-1, are large enough to be useable although their actual scale is 1/72.

Fine Molds has a line of 1/48 and 1/72 scale SW models. check out HLJ.com

The Clone Wars AAT tank and the Republic Gunship seem close enough, many others are too small.

The only thing I can help you with is this pic of an Easykit AT-RT leg: