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Old 10-10-2012, 06:49 AM
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It isn't metric. It's just relative. If you want one 36 inches high then it is 14 inches wide and 1 unit = 1 inch. If you want one 18 feet high then 7 feet wide and 1 unit = 6 inches. Drawing gives only proportions.

Like for flags, a proper one is 2 long and 1 high, whatever the dimensions those are the proportions.

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It isn't metric. It's just relative. If you want one 36 inches high then it is 14 inches wide and 1 unit = 1 inch. If you want one 18 feet high then 7 feet wide and 1 unit = 6 inches. Drawing gives only proportions.

Like for flags, a proper one is 2 long and 1 high, whatever the dimensions those are the proportions.

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