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No, but they do have/did had a c/n. Enterprise OV-101, Columbia OV-102, Challenger OV-103, Discovery OV-104, Atlantis OV-105 and Endeavour OV-106. If you want to include it, that is up to yourself.Rabbit wrote:* Does a Space Shuttle have a serial/regi? And if so, what is it? And does our hobby also include spaceships?
Wiki has other numbers: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbiter_V ... esignationaviodromefriend wrote:No, but they do have/did had a c/n. Enterprise OV-101, Columbia OV-102, Challenger OV-103, Discovery OV-104, Atlantis OV-105 and Endeavour OV-106. If you want to include it, that is up to yourself.Rabbit wrote:* Does a Space Shuttle have a serial/regi? And if so, what is it? And does our hobby also include spaceships?
The numbers I mentioned were the ones mentioned by NASA when the shuttles were retired. Of course you can put more believe in a source which everyone can change into what they want anybody to believe than the actual operator.Eddie wrote:OV-098 - Spaceshuttle Pathfinder, een structurele replica
OV-099 - Spaceshuttle Challenger, origineel STA-099
OV-101 - Spaceshuttle Enterprise
OV-102 - Spaceshuttle Columbia
OV-103 - Spaceshuttle Discovery
OV-104 - Spaceshuttle Atlantis
OV-105 - Spaceshuttle Endeavour
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