06-24-2003, 05:11 PM
Do they actually state in the movie that the Hulk weighs 1200 pounds? I gather they do say he is 15 feet tall.
At 15 feet / 1200 pounds, if the Hulk was scaled down to 6 feet, he would weigh about 78 pounds. Wotta wimp.
If the Hulk had the build of an average 180 pound 6 foot man, he would weigh about 2800 pounds. If his weight at 6 feet was more appropriate with his build, at 15 feet he would be closer to 4000 pounds.
In the comic continuity, the Hulk's density is increased- if I recall correctly, he was listed as about 7 feet in the comic, and about 1200 pounds. That increased density was the rationale for small arms fire failing to penetrate his skin, and his bones not shattering from stress. Scaling up the 7 foot comic Hulk to 15 feet puts his weight at over 11,000 pounds if we keep the premise of increased density.
A 15 foot Hulk sounds cool, but I'm not gonna ask him in to my house. :)
-rcv
At 15 feet / 1200 pounds, if the Hulk was scaled down to 6 feet, he would weigh about 78 pounds. Wotta wimp.
If the Hulk had the build of an average 180 pound 6 foot man, he would weigh about 2800 pounds. If his weight at 6 feet was more appropriate with his build, at 15 feet he would be closer to 4000 pounds.
In the comic continuity, the Hulk's density is increased- if I recall correctly, he was listed as about 7 feet in the comic, and about 1200 pounds. That increased density was the rationale for small arms fire failing to penetrate his skin, and his bones not shattering from stress. Scaling up the 7 foot comic Hulk to 15 feet puts his weight at over 11,000 pounds if we keep the premise of increased density.
A 15 foot Hulk sounds cool, but I'm not gonna ask him in to my house. :)
-rcv