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Upscale Shuttle

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Pete Pemberton - 28 Nov 2005 13:32 GMT
I am planning to build an upscale version of the 1/162 scale stack from
Estes. I am planning to use the foam Columbia Glider kit as the
shuttle, or a reference size. I need some help with BT sizes for the ET
and SRB tubes. I don't mind foing a little math, just unsure of how to
go about this.

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Bob Kaplow - 28 Nov 2005 15:20 GMT
> I am planning to build an upscale version of the 1/162 scale stack from
> Estes. I am planning to use the foam Columbia Glider kit as the
> shuttle, or a reference size. I need some help with BT sizes for the ET
> and SRB tubes. I don't mind foing a little math, just unsure of how to
> go about this.

If being close to scale is your goal, you're probably better off using the
data in ROTW to build your scale model from the foam orbiter than you are to
upscale the kit.

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