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Source: https://old.reddit.com/r/lego/comments/1c66ecr/a_set_i_didnt_know_existed_but_now_i_very_much/
Looks to be roughly 1:160 scale.
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I'm torn. On the one hand, I'm a sucker for all things space. On the other hand, why does it have to be 1:160 and not the same 1:110 scale as the Saturn V which has become the de facto standard for rocket MOCs? Putting that next to all my other rockets will look really weird.
first world problems man.
I think at the point where we're talking about adults spending 260 bucks on rockets made out of plastic bricks, everything is a first world problem.
Summoning my father's voice:
"$260 and YOU have to put it together? What a racket."
Where did you get that it's 1:160 scale? I couldn't find that anywhere in any of the articles I saw
From the body text.