210cm = 82.67ish inches
So she's a little bit taller than 6'11" but not quite 7'.

Nice.

If Iowa is this tall

Then how tall is yamato exactly?

TokimekiPoporon said:

210cm = 82.67ish inches
So she's a little bit taller than 6'11" but not quite 7'.

Nice.

Six-ten and some change. That's a very big girl. I'm sure she breaks seven feet in her footgear.

Iljas said:

If Iowa is this tall

Then how tall is yamato exactly?

Assuming that girl's height is based on ship's overall length? Around 204cm if my math is correct (210 / 270.4 = 0.776627218935, 0.776627218935 x 263 = 204.25295858). Using this formula and assuming that it also applies to other battleships and battlecruisers (it doesn't if we go by official art if anyone is interested, SoDak seems to be only marginally shorter than Washington, Nagatos&Yamatos&Iowa all seem to be around same height) their heights would be following:
SoDak=161cm
Washington=172cm
Colorado=148cm
Nagatos*=175cm
Ises*=171cm
Fusous*=165cm
Kongous*=172cm
Nelson=168cm
Warspite=152cm
Bismarck=194cm
Richelieu=193cm
Littorio=185cm
Roma=187cm
Conte di Cavour*=145cm
Gangut*=144cm

If you want to include the CC&BB to CV conversions
Saratoga*=215cm
Akagi=202cm
Kaga*=193cm

Asterisk/* means that ship was noticeably lengthened at some point of her career, in such cases the post-refit length was used to calculate girl's height.

evvvk said:

Conte di Cavour*=145cm
[...]
Asterisk/* means that ship was noticeably lengthened at some point of her career, in such cases the post-refit length was used to calculate girl's height.

I can't believe Cavour used to be even smaller, the cute miniature battleship