I have an unusual number of #toysoldier-related interlibrary loans shipping to my local library, hoping one of them will give me some good historical citations on Nuremberg scale.

The librarians will probably consider it a nice change from my usual books about UFOs and Tudor-era magicians.

Meanwhile, online resources keep describing Nuremberg Scale as 28mm to eye level.

I feel like *somebody* is rewriting #toysoldier history here, and I don't know who it is, because nobody is giving me good citations.

In both his letter and his article, Barrett claims the eye-height measurement is an old #toysoldier standard that he's re-introducing. In the MWAN letter, he even claims "This was a universally accepted method and was ignored by only a small minority of manufacturers."

What was he talking about?