Right, but the majority of times the KBoP appeared in TNG - which is the time-frame the Adversary Set is released from - you would have to use the average size, right? If you do that, the official length from ST:III would be out the window as I believe the KBoP ever appeared to be that small in two episodes of TNG. The majority of the times it appears to be around the 330m length. Given a model length of 3.1" and using a length of 329.2m for the "real" ship, you get a scale of 1/4181. If you use more of a "cruiser" length of 228.3m, you get a scale of 1/2899.
Of course, for personal collections, just call it whatever scale you want for whatever ship it's meant to represent. For my collection, I call it a 1/2500 scale
K'vort-class cruiser. I think it also looks great if you consider it a
B'rel-class scout, which scales out to 1/1393 - right darned close to 1/1400!
In fact, I think I'll just call it the
B'Rel and list it as 1/1400.

Thanks for gettin' me to think on it some more, folks. And thanks for reminding me about the ST:III length, "Trek Ace". Appreciate it. :thumbsup:
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