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So i have been looking at the malifaux models and was wondering how much larger they were to standard gw models. I measured the hights to some of my models and from the looks of it the ones i want arent to far off the tallestbeing 45mm. But that seems pretty big i only have my tau fire warriors and bloodletters as example. The bloodletter horn to toe is about 45mm so i think im good but i dont wanna drop like 100 on models that are to big for the game.
Has anyone else used malifaux as count as models for 40k?

It's not really the height that is an issue. It's the scale. Malifaux models are much more a realistic scale, which basically translates as them looking much more slender than 40k models. They absolutely look very different and will stand out.