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\n\nThanks to Jordan, who pointed me to the Mass Effect section in the lower left corner, which is where I spent most of my time upset the Citadel didn't make the cut because it's almost 45-km long and would stretch the whole width of the chart.
Really puts things into perspective, doesn't it? That perspective being it's much easier to make-believe a spaceship six miles long than to actually build one.
Also, the International Space Station is presented in the top left corner with a yellow box around it for REAL LIFE SCALE. One pixel = 10 meters, so an x-wing would only be a little over a single pixel. Note: For the sake of scale, only ships with lengths between 100 meters and 24,000-meters are included in the chart, so that's why there are no Star Fox, TIE fighters, x-wings etc., etc. \n\nNote: Click HERE for the full-res poster.\n\nRemember DeviantARTist Dirk Loechel's massive sci-fi spaceship size comparison chart? Well now he's back with the FINAL UPDATE. Thanks to Jordan, who pointed me to the Mass Effect section in the lower left corner, which is where I spent most of my time upset the Citadel didn't make the cut because it's almost 45-km long and would stretch the whole width of the chart. Remember DeviantARTist Dirk Loechel's massive sci-fi spaceship size comparison chart? Well now he's back with the FINAL UPDATE. Note: Click HERE for the full-res poster.
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