Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-107)

Not to be confused with the real-life Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103).

Space Shuttle Discovery, also known as Space Shuttle Discovery II (OV-107) is a perfect duplicate of the real life Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) that was constructed based on research data which was based on spare shuttle parts that were originally planned for the purpose of constructing another official NASA orbiter designated "OV-106". Unfortunately, "OV-106 was never constructed, as NASA would soon go in the process of retiring its shuttle fleet in 2011. In the spring of 2008, a spy was sent by 77Pacer Studios to theKennedy Space Center in Merritt Island, Florida , USA to gather intel about the Space Shuttle. The reason for gathering intel was to obtain enough data to build a working duplicate of the Space Shuttle Discovery to allow for an Orbiter Vehicle to be included in the 77Pacer Studios Air Force (77PSAF)  airfleet. Apparently NASA would never have been willing to give up any of the orbiters in their Shuttle Fleet, and probably would've been really upset to find that any of them were stolen.

The 77Pacer Studios spy, who was actually a pilot of the 77PSAF known as Adult Male #2 (who piloted the McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II fighter jet in the fleet). He flew his aircraft to the nearest landing field to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB), then made his way into the facility. Equipped with proper uniform and everything, Adult Male #2 easily made his way into the VAB, and secretly bluffed his way into the spare parts storage area, then scanned data on all the parts he found. In addition to this, he took pictures of the blueprints of the NASA orbiter. Having gotten what he needed, Adult Male #2 then left the area and got back to his aircraft and flew back to his base.

Usually the construction of a NASA Space Shuttle, but due to all the sci-fi technology available to 77Pacer Studios, the Discovery II (OV-107) was constructed in 4 months.