So if the lead designer doesn't know what scale the models are intended to be, who does? A lot of the frustration seen in regard to Nekima isn't just about her; this has been building with every screwy release. Since some are, apparently, intentional and some aren't, we can't know which it is unless someone officially tells us.
I usually just don't buy the problem sets--I've avoided buying the new Marshals and gremlins because of mismatched sizing. This one took me by surprise though.
Every time it happens, customer faith in the brand sinks more.
Edit: I also don't buy the "it's just abstract on the table" bit. I don't know of any other miniature range who does that. They tend to be designed with a scale in mind, don't they?