I use millimeters as a reference unit of measurement because it makes the math of scaling a lot easier than imperial fractions.
From those reference pictures, you can determine a scale of overall dimensions (length, width, height) and then scale up the smaller details.
This project's steps can be followed for any ship or movie prop where you have a good series of pictures from all sides of the object. I did mine at 15% scale and it is about 14" overall length. If you want a very fine detailed ship like what you see here, then print it in resin. If you want a huge ship hanging from your ceiling Filament printing will work just fine. So I scaled it off photos and designed the details in CAD to be well over a meter long, then printed it down 15% of full scale to get the final result you see here. I know there are already assembled models of the ship used for gaming but I wanted to do a model that was scalable and a scratch build. He is the lizard looking dude in the Screenshot! However, Bossk makes his first appearance in "The Empire Strikes Back", when Vader enrolls Bounty Hunter's to find Leia and Skywalker. One that stands out from the crowd is from the Clone Wars animated series piloted by the Bounty Hunter Bossk and it is known as "The Hound's Tooth." The Star Wars Universe has a plethora of really cool space ships.
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