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Second Set: Enterprises in ~1:5000 Scale
You're going to have to piece it together across various product lines, and the scaling is going to be maddeningly inconsistent.
NCC 1701 (your only option in this scale; technically just a Constitution class, but close enough)
289 meters (actual length)
0.057 meters (model length) = 1:5000 scale
found on Shapeways.com (3-D printed, unpainted plastic model)
NCC 1701-A (your only option in this scale)
305 meters (actual length)
0.063 meters (model length) = 1:4841 scale
made by Heroclix / Whiz Kids Star Trek: Attack Wings (these are pre-painted models made from the same molds, but the former line is more detailed than the latter)
NCC 1701-B (your only option in this scale)
467 meters (actual length)
0.080 meters (model length) = 1:5838 scale
made by Galoob Micro Machines (pre-painted plastic model/toy)
NCC 1701-C (your only option in this scale)
526 meters (actual length)
0.108 meters (model length) = 1:4875 scale
made by Furuta (pre-painted plastic model)
NCC 1701-D (your only option in this scale)
643 meters (actual length)
0.139 meters (model length) = 1:4610 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
NCC 1701-E (your only option in this scale)
686 meters (actual length)
0.146 meters (model length) = 1:4680 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
Third Set: Enterprises in ~1:2500 Scale
Finally, by far the easiest way to do this is to go big. AMT makes all of the major Enterprises in 1:2500 scale.
And the easiest way to do that is to just get AMT's comprehensive 7-in-1 Enterprise 1:2500 scale model kit and be done with it.
AMT also has a 3-in-1 kit kit with the original Constitution class, the Enterprise-A, and the Enterprise-B:
As well as individual 1:2500 scale model kits for the Enterprise-C:
A 1:2500 scale model kit for the Enterprise-D:
And a 1:2500 scale model kit for the Enterprise-E:
This is what they look like assembled (these new decals cover most of the ships so you can get by without painting, though precise modelers will undoubtedly want to add the appropriate accents and details):
Two additional notes. First, AMT also came out with a 3-in-1 kit with the original Constitution class, the Enterprise-A, and the Enterprise-D. This kit is a few decades old (literally) and does not come with the extensive decals as the newer AMT kits, so I'm not including it in this discussion (since it's both redundant and obsolescent):
Second, AMT also came out with a 3-in-1 kit with the Enterprise-B, Enterprise-C, and Enterprise-E. This kit is also older and does not come with the extensive decals found in the newer AMT kits, so again, I'm excluding it from discussion.
So, here's how you build your complete Enterprise set in ~1:2500 scale:
NCC 1701 (Option 1)
289 meters (actual length)
0.116 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the 3-in-1 kit (TOS, A, B)
see picture above
NCC 1701 (Option 2)
289 meters (actual length)
0.129 meters (model length) = 1:2240 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
NCC 1701-A (Option 1)
305 meters (actual length)
0.122 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the 3-in-1 kit (TOS, A, B) -- please note that the 7-in-1 kit has the NCC 1701 Constitution Refit (so technically not NCC 1701-A), whereas the 3-in-1 kit has the actual NCC 1701-A
see picture above
NCC 1701-A (Option 2)
305 meters (actual length)
0.135 meters (model length) = 1:2260 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
NCC 1701-B (your only option in this scale)
467 meters (actual length)
0.187 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the 3-in-1 kit (TOS, A, B)
see picture above
NCC 1701-C (your only option in this scale)
526 meters (actual length)
0.210 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the standalone kit
see picture above
NCC 1701-D (Option 1)
643 meters (actual length)
0.257 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the standalone kit
see picture above
NCC 1701-D (Option 2)
643 meters (actual length)
0.220 meters (model length) = 1:2913 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
NCC 1701-E (Option 1)
686 meters (actual length)
0.274 meters (model length) = 1:2500 scale
made by AMT (unpainted plastic model, but comes with a lot of decals), either as part of the 7-in-1 kit or the standalone kit
see picture above
NCC 1701-E (Option 2)
686 meters (actual length)
0.270 meters (model length) = 1:2537 scale
made by Eaglemoss (pre-painted diecast model)
see picture above
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In conclusion,
any word on whether Eaglemoss plans to release a set of Enterprises all in the same in-universe scale? I like to think there's far more of a market for an accurate 1:5000 or 1:2500 scale set of all the major Enterprises than the random concept models, one-offs, and shuttlecraft that Eaglemoss has been producing lately (e.g. a replica of Archer's Toy Ship -- really? Are a lot of people buying that?)
Respectfully,
butlers
P.S. Sincerely appreciate your comments and corrections!