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Seven ships now, each as close as Lego-ly possible to the correct scale with minimal sacrifice of looks. In the back, you can see the UNSC Savannah, a Paris class frigate at 535m long. To its right is the USS Enterprise, Constitution class heavy cruiser, at 289m. Again to the right, unfortunately at a tricky angle to see, is the Redemption, a Nebulon B class frigate, which is 300m long. Below it, the USS Voyager, an Intrepid class exploration vessel, which measures 344m long. To its left, we have the Acclamator class Star Destroyer, at 752m. Again to the left, the Tantive IV, a Corellian Corvette class, which is 141m long. And yes, that's a Firefly class transport, the Serenity, down at the bottom, with its little 82m length.

Because of limitations from parts and such on this scale, some of the models may be as much as one stud too long. If you can do better, then please show me how.

Acclamator close up: fav.me/d708csi
Acclamator rear view: fav.me/d708gc8

Description
Seven ships now, each as close as Lego-ly possible to the correct scale with minimal sacrifice of looks. In the back, you can see the UNSC Savannah, a Paris class frigate at 535m long. To its right is the USS Enterprise, Constitution class heavy cruiser, at 289m. Again to the right, unfortunately at a tricky angle to see, is the Redemption, a Nebulon B class frigate, which is 300m long. Below it, the USS Voyager, an Intrepid class exploration vessel, which measures 344m long. To its left, we have the Acclamator class Star Destroyer, at 752m. Again to the left, the Tantive IV, a Corellian Corvette class, which is 141m long. And yes, that's a Firefly class transport, the Serenity, down at the bottom, with its little 82m length.

Because of limitations from parts and such on this scale, some of the models may be as much as one stud too long. If you can do better, then please show me how.

Acclamator close up: fav.me/d708csi
Acclamator rear view: fav.me/d708gc8