A little perspective.
Vhagar size comparison: an assumed standing height
Explore Vhagar at an explicitly assumed 30-meter standing height beside Liberty, T. rex and a human. This chart is not a confirmed dragon measurement.
What is tallest in this scene?
At the stated values, Statue of Liberty is tallest at 92.99 meters. It stands approximately 62.99 meters above Vhagar, or 3.10 times its listed height.
This scene includes illustrative estimates. Its ratios describe the chosen assumptions, not confirmed dimensions for every subject.
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The measurements behind the picture
| Subject | Height | Measurement | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vhagar House of the Dragon | ≈ 30 m | Illustrative standing height · adjustable | Illustrative estimate |
| Statue of Liberty New York, USA | 92.99 m | Ground to torch, including pedestal | Sourced measurement |
| Tyrannosaurus rex Late Cretaceous | ≈ 4.8 m | Approximate posed head height | Illustrative estimate |
| Human A familiar perspective | 1.75 m | Example adult height · adjustable | Adjustable reference |
Keep the comparison accurate
Vhagar. A useful what-if can be honest about what is unknown. Keep the assumption attached when sharing.
Statue of Liberty. Statue alone or statue plus pedestal? Always check where the measurement starts.
Tyrannosaurus rex. For dinosaurs, name the specimen, reconstruction, and body landmark, not just the species.
The artwork is interpretive. The scene preserves relative vertical scale, while the source definitions explain differences such as antennas, pedestals, launch configurations, and fictional versions.
Sources
Each subject page records its own source-review date, measurement definition and assumptions. A source-review date describes the recorded check; it does not mean every source is continuously monitored.
- HBO: Dragon Index (character reference only)
- National Park Service: Statue Statistics
- Field Museum: How well do you know SUE?
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