That's correct.

Thank you. Never really noticed how hard it really is shopping for items in that scale.

Agreed. I've previously shopped for 1:18th and I'm still staggered by how scarce 1:12 is compared to those.

So I was wandering around a Michaels Art Supply the other day and came across these:

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...ps705ad2b8.jpg

They didn't have a scale on them, but most 'should' work fairly well with figuarts.

Yeah, the most common size for dollhouse items is 1", or 1"=1', which is 1:12 scale. Hobby stores are a great place to get some stuff, including working light fixtures.

ENORMOUS pain in the ass. :(

Good pro tip. And great find Con! Been thinking about Michaels for a while.

A few friends of mine have some Hot Toys and they're always buying accessories for them, so I figured it'd be much simpler finding stuff FiguArts scaled things, I've learned a valuable lesson, haha.

Thanks for this, it's come across my mind to check, but this assures I might find at least a few goodies.

1:12 is a bit of the red-headed stepchild of scales.

Oh, is that so? Makes sense considering how most accessories for figures/dollhouse are either too large or too smalls for figuarts.

Stranger still, that that's the case considering 6" has been the de facto size for most retail figures for the last 15 years. We can partially thank MacFarlane for that. Stuff like Marvel Universe just revved up the SW scaled stuff.