Yeah, that's what I've been doing (I've just started learning SFC2 importing

), but there's a problem with that method--Taldren's models aren't in scale to each other. So if you make, for example, a Constitution refit, and scale it to the Taldren FCA, and then make an Excelsior, and scale it to the Taldren FDN (or whatever that is, I forget now

), then their relative scale will look the same as the game models--but it won't be "right" (by which I mean that the Excelsior won't look to be half again as long as the Constitution, like most sources agree that it should). Using one ship as a constant "ruler" is probably a better way of keeping your ships scaled to each other, if you care about that sort of thing...
