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The only first person game that EVER really irked me with its weird scale was The Long Dark. Once you notice that nothing is scaled right in respect to everything else, least of all your own height... it's hard to stop noticing it. Fortunately, The Long Dark has the advantage of being very stylized/cartoony so it's not as jarring as it would be in a "photorealistic" game.
what are you comparing the size too, trains are much taller then humans are if thats what you are refering too