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One more thing to consider, in reference to the "scrawny look" you describe, is that these birds are much heavier than they look. Their bones are denser and not hollow, and their feathers are hard and tight to their bodies, you aren't seeing the fluff that you would see in the barnyard breeds...

It would depend on the line how tall or heavy they are. There are more than one variety of Shamo, the O-Shamo are the big variety. Ga Noi can give them a run for their money in terms of stature, as well as some strains of Thai, but the Thais are usually a little lighter and racier built. There...