<p>They are fairly similar in height, however several factors make it hard to give a single canonical answer. </p>

<p>First off there are several versions of Crisis Suit (CS from here on)... If we ignore "specialty" CS such as Commander/Coldstar/etc there are still two different versions. Add to that the fact that CS come w/ a flying stand and are fairly dynamically poseable which can change the height fairly drastically. </p>

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Is there any in-universe technical data available on the two? Perhaps there's a 'fluff' book that calls out the physical height of a centurion and/or a crisis suit, which would give an objective source instead of trying to physically compare models where scale is already not overly consistent.
David C Ellis
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@DavidCEllis for fluff data you might be better off asking on the SciFi&Fantasy stack
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<p>Size wise how different is the height of the tau crisis battle suit and the imperium centurions?</p>

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Miniature wise what is the size comparison between a centurion and a crisis battlesuit?
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# Miniature wise what is the size comparison between a centurion and a crisis battlesuit?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-12-29)

Size wise how different is the height of the tau crisis battle suit and the imperium centurions?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2019-01-10. Score: 1

They are fairly similar in height, however several factors make it hard to give a single canonical answer.

First off there are several versions of Crisis Suit (CS from here on)... If we ignore "specialty" CS such as Commander/Coldstar/etc there are still two different versions. Add to that the fact that CS come w/ a flying stand and are fairly dynamically poseable which can change the height fairly drastically.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Is there any in-universe technical data available on the two? Perhaps there's a 'fluff' book that calls out the physical height of a centurion and/or a crisis suit, which would give an objective source instead of trying to physically compare models where scale is already not overly consistent.  
> **username_3**: @DavidCEllis for fluff data you might be better off asking on the SciFi&Fantasy stack  

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