<< > Twice large 6 would probably be higher than 12, if anything.
[AG] Err you said below that the scale was non linear and as the value goes up so dose the Kg per level, this fits in fine with what's been said so far. Now you seem to be saying the reverse is true ? Or did you mean that it is an awkwardness modifier i.e. because of the ponies short back ?>>
As a very rough guideline, the weight/size of something doubles for every +10, although its far from exact, not least because some things may be long but lightweight, etc.! So twice 6 is somewhere around 16 (instead of 12), while twice 16 is around 6W (instead of 12W) and twice 6W is around 16W (instead of 12W2). But note that this isn't intended to be a detailed kg per point relationship, even on a logarithmic scale, and dramatic considerations should always apply (so away with your calculations as to human v horse body masses! ;-)).
Trotsky
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