A large low-Earth-orbit space telescope (2.4 m mirror class) modelled at real scale, with a complete launch-to-orbit deployment animation and a fully modelled interior for cutaways. Generic design after classic serviceable space telescopes — no real brands, logos or mission names.

Exterior

• 3.1 m optical tube and light shield covered with 96 individual MLI blanket panels (silver and white beta cloth), fastener buttons, stiffening rings with bolt rows and astronaut handrails on stand-offs
• Hinged aperture door with stiffening ribs, black inner face and hinge mechanism; magnetometers, sun sensors and low-gain antennas on the front end
• Octagonal equipment section with eight framed bay doors (four OSR radiators), hinge knuckles, latches and handles
• 4.0 m aft shroud with four curved instrument service doors, stringers, belt ring, foot-restraint sockets, vents, grapple fixtures and star trackers with stepped sunshades
• Aft bulkhead with gold blankets and ribs, launcher interface / docking ring with guide petals, latches and umbilicals
• Two rigid solar wings (2 panels each, 19.2 m span, modelled 80 × 40 mm cell field) on hinged booms with sun-tracking drives, hinges, snubbers and harness
• Two 1.0 m high-gain antennas on 3 m truss booms with gimbals, launch restraints on the tube

Interior (for cutaways and educational use)

• 2.4 m primary mirror with back ribs and main ring, secondary mirror assembly on a four-vane spider
• Light-shield baffles, central baffle and black inner liner
• Four instrument drawers that slide out for servicing, three fine guidance sensors, focal plane
• Reaction wheels, batteries and avionics inside the equipment bays

All markings, serial numbers and logos are fictional. No real brands.