Space Shuttle Scale?

[HahNullMuehr]

Hi, Jeffreyi,

welcome to the forum first. Enjoy your stay.

the Miniatur Wunderland is maintaining a database containing not only all vehicles running around the layout but also all (or up to date most) airplanes.

So have a look at this ENTRY
listing
- Plane Number 33
- Type North American Rockwell (today Boeing)
- Operator NASA
- Identified Space-Shuttle
- First Flight on April 4th 2011
- Length 37,24 cm
- Height 17,25 cm
- Wingspan 23,79 cm
- Lights 3 pieces
- Battery performance 3,6 Volt at 2,8 Ah
-Functions Cockpitlight

NOTE: The North American Rockwell is a Special Airplane, that was made from plastics and laquered by hand. ;0)
Destination: Moon

So far the database. The original Space Shuttle measures exactly 37,24 meters in length, so I would reckon a scale of 1:100, roughly.

Regards

[writeln]

Hi Jeffrey,

als far as I know, the launching shuttle "Endeavour" is based on a 1:144 kit by Revell.
The landing shuttle "Atlantis" at the airport is a custommade modell. All planes at the airport are scaled 1:100.

correct me, if I'm wrong...

[silberner dreier bmw]

Actually I believe that the Atlantis is the model made by Tamiya: http://www.tamiya.de/de/produkte/plasti ... =300060402

In this case, 1:100 would be correct.