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full length coupler tubes could be used for undersized tubes

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Various lists of ~1/70th plastic models are linked here: https://www.ninfinger.org/models/space_models.html

Various lists of 1/100th plastic models are linked here: https://www.ninfinger.org/models/space_models.html

Neubauer used to offer Juno: https://www.ninfinger.org/models/boxtops/neubauerjuno1.jpg

Apparently there is a N1 available and soon to be available Vostok at 1/100th scale: https://reallykoostuff.com/

Believe Estes produced Saturn V Apollo and Saturn V Skylab at 1/100th scale.

Boyce has 1/100th Saturn 1 Block II SA-5 and SA-7, at 1/100th as well: https://boyceaerospacehobbies.com/collections/builders-kits/products/saturn-i-block-ii-sa-5-in-1-100th https://boyceaerospacehobbies.com/collections/builders-kits/products/saturn-i-block-ii-sa-7-in-1-100th

Boyce has 1/100th of Mercury Redstone, Mercury Atlas, Saturn 1B, and Little Joe II: https://boyceaerospacehobbies.com/collections/1-100th-manned-spaceflight

Appears Boyce Aerospace offers several rockets in 1/100th scale: https://boyceaerospacehobbies.com/ Boyce offers Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy in 1/89th scale as well, which is in the ballpark of 1/100th. Boyce can also custom scale 3d printed parts, so you could likely have Boyce 3d print Falcon...

I ended up using H128-W drilled down to 6 second delay. Seemed like a good choice of motor.

This thread is intended to index various ~1/100th scale rocket threads, so that persons know what kits are available in 1/100th scale. The following thread: https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/1-100-scale-mercury-redstone.155452/page-2 shows: Saturn V Apollo Apollo Lunar Module Saturn V...

1/70th build of Rocket Lab's Electron: https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/rocket-lab-electron-build.185370/

Build video of 1/70th Rocket Lab Electron. Build is kinda sloppy, but good enough for me. Display only. Doesn't seem worth launching a scale rocket with body tube diameter of less then an inch. Based on axm space paper model. Downscaled from 1/50th paper model, using InkScape. Missing a...

May be possible to use some motor insulators for undersized tubes: https://www.rocketmotorparts.com/browse/cat1577810_1455513.aspx https://www.rocketmotorparts.com/browse/cat1577810_1455498.aspx

Composite Warehouse (soon to be part of Wildman Rocketry) produces odd sized fiberglass tubes: 3.5", 4.5", 6.5", etc. https://www.compositewarehouse.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=25_28_35 Useful for building mid to high power scale rockets. For example, 4.5" tube could be used for...

yep. wrap launch wires around launch pad legs. didn't wrap launch wires around launch pad legs in the following extreme example of what you are talking about:

If someone else wanted to make a 1/72 shuttle stack, where orbiter does not detach, it might be doable. I think 1/72nd orbiter plastic model can be had off ebay for 50-100 dollars. (The full stack ones have a 'buy it now' price of 400 dollars). You wouldn't want to detach this, as unlikely to...

Used InkScape to edit a paper model, from below, to create decals: https://axmpaperspacescalemodels.com/index.php/shuttle-models/

Electron, Atlas V, Vulcan, Antares, Starship Superheavy, New Glenn, and possibly SLS are likely next.