"full-scale version" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is larger or more detailed than the normal version. For example, "We are launching a full-scale version of our new product next month."
In the show, a model for a sculpture can make the full-scale version look clunky.
The Bloomberg administration says a full-scale version of Nycaps was put into use in March.
His latest challenge is a full-scale version of Giselle for English National Ballet, which will premiere later this year.
Just beyond it stands a full-scale version of the Lustron House, a suburban home that began production the same year.
Vince Pellegrino's gentle giant claims that his 24ft stature is "puddlenuts where I come from", but it's still pretty impressive when the full-scale version lumbers into view.
A startup called Primus Power has received $11 million in venture capital to help it build the first full-scale version of a new, low-cost flow battery.
Twenty-six full-scale versiofs of Mr. Hejduk's designs were constructed as temporary installations in museums and other locations, including the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, the Triennale di Milano in Italy and Prague Castle in the Czech capital.
From the outset, Warren's chief edict was to design a functional, handsome space that would house the club's growing collection of yacht models, which in the late 1800's were the chief design tool for the creation of full-scale versions.
Unsteady incompressible flow simulations were performed for a modified full scale version of the GCM geometry to evaluate drag reduction devices.
For full scale versions of both instruments, the range of the detection/removal operation can be as large as 100 km.
During summer 2018, the team built a full-scale test version of their system, and on October 18, they installed it on the cooling tower of MIT's Central Utility Plant, a natural-gas cogeneration power plant that provides most of the campus' electricity, heating, and cooling.
