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I can't figure the scale AOD term out...does anyone know? Is it true scale?
   
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 ratlaw wrote:
I can't figure the scale AOD term out...does anyone know? Is it true scale?


Link us to what your reading.
Sometimes it's hard to parse acronyms without seeing it in actual use.
   
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ccs wrote:
 ratlaw wrote:
I can't figure the scale AOD term out...does anyone know? Is it true scale?


Link us to what your reading.
Sometimes it's hard to parse acronyms without seeing it in actual use.

You will receive the parts you selected Printed at 100% "JugendScale", 95% "Primary Scale" And 90% "AoD Scale". Please choose the option you want from the choices listed
   
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I suspect it stands for 'Angels of Death' - a reference to regular marines. So you can get them regular marine sized, Primaris sized, or stupidly large size, which they're accomplishing by just altering the print scale. Which means bolters and other accessories will also be different sizes in the different scales.

 
   
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 ratlaw wrote:
ccs wrote:
 ratlaw wrote:
I can't figure the scale AOD term out...does anyone know? Is it true scale?


Link us to what your reading.
Sometimes it's hard to parse acronyms without seeing it in actual use.

You will receive the parts you selected Printed at 100% "JugendScale", 95% "Primary Scale" And 90% "AoD Scale". Please choose the option you want from the choices listed


i'm assuming its "Age of Darkness" scale, aka : 30k

Primary scale would be 40k primaris size and Jugend i assume is whatever scale the parts were designed at by the creator
   
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This image would seem to help, as well...




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 VladimirHerzog wrote:

i'm assuming its "Age of Darkness" scale, aka : 30k

The Heresy stuff is all slightly taller than 40K Firstborn, isn't it? So yes, this would make sense, given the scale image.

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I would just contact the seller and ask what they mean.
   
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It stands for Age of Darkness, aka in scale with the updated Mk VI and Mk III releases for Heresy.

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As others said, here when they do recasts AoD is regular HH guys, while AoD+ is the "officers" which somehow are bigger then terminators while technicaly running around in power armour.

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