Let's see your doodle..
03-17-2008, 02:50 PM
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RE: Let's see your doodle..
This could really be fun!
Your first one a basic Cub type give you a 5 on 0~9 scale.
Second one A Bobcat type OK, but the stab is illogical the largest chord farthest away from attachment point, one point off for that, I give it a 4.
Third I had a friend that bought an ultra lite that looked like this, Hawk something. When I was growing up Red Bank, NJ airport was a Mecca for Grumman See Bees looked like this also. I give you a six on this.
I'm a hard marker. I'll post something later today.
Your first one a basic Cub type give you a 5 on 0~9 scale.
Second one A Bobcat type OK, but the stab is illogical the largest chord farthest away from attachment point, one point off for that, I give it a 4.
Third I had a friend that bought an ultra lite that looked like this, Hawk something. When I was growing up Red Bank, NJ airport was a Mecca for Grumman See Bees looked like this also. I give you a six on this.
I'm a hard marker. I'll post something later today.
03-17-2008, 04:55 PM
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Skaliwag, I don't have a sketch handy but I have a tale to tell. I worked at a boat factory in high school that was founded by a drawing on a napkin. 2 beach bum acquaintances were talking about sail boat ideas at a bar, the bum with no money showed the bum who had some money the idea and they became partners. The boats are called Lazers, built by Performance Sailcraft.
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I did this one the other day while waiting for my truck to be fixed.
I did this one the other day while waiting for my truck to be fixed.
Interesting cross between a Bolshoi Bal'tisky B and a Siemens-Schuckert R1. You've got a wishful amount of bombs........
03-18-2008, 07:53 AM
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Did you really just ask to see my doodle?!
It's amazing to me to see a rough drawing. It's not one of my skills. Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
It's amazing to me to see a rough drawing. It's not one of my skills. Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
03-18-2008, 01:01 PM
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Did you really just ask to see my doodle?!
It's amazing to me to see a rough drawing. It's not one of my skills. Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
Did you really just ask to see my doodle?!
It's amazing to me to see a rough drawing. It's not one of my skills. Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
Hm, a new contest - name the airplane doodle...
The Graphite Cracker?
The 2B or not 2B?
03-19-2008, 06:34 PM
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Here's something I found in my sketch book. As you can see I also like to neatly label the parts.
Here's something I found in my sketch book. As you can see I also like to neatly label the parts.
Very nice Chuck. I see you even did colour schemes and typed up several paragraphs of notes.
03-19-2008, 07:15 PM
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I did these last week and since this thread came up I have forgotten where I put it! Found it in my wallet today!
So here is the latest of my doodles. It didn't scan as well as i would have liked but oh well.
Robert
So here is the latest of my doodles. It didn't scan as well as i would have liked but oh well.
Robert
03-19-2008, 07:34 PM
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Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
Anything I tried to do freehand would look like a crackhead tried to shoot up with a pencil.
I do still have some of my old plane sketches from my boyhood around though--most of them look like some evolution of a P-51C or P-40N.
03-19-2008, 08:35 PM
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I must finish the drawings for this one ... I have the 3 cylinder Anzani engine
I must finish the drawings for this one ... I have the 3 cylinder Anzani engine
Eindecker wing with Anslado/ Bleriot tail and REP cowling. Just a touch of Avro around the pilot- nice touch.
03-19-2008, 10:22 PM
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I must finish the drawings for this one ... I have the 3 cylinder Anzani engine
I must finish the drawings for this one ... I have the 3 cylinder Anzani engine
I wonder how big I would have to build it for my Saito 90 radial?
03-23-2008, 10:51 AM
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I used to be a constant doodler, especially back in high school and college. I'm far from a natural artist, but the doodling process is fun and sometimes leads to ideas that can be re-doodled and refined into something cool.
BTW, it has always rubbed me the wrong way when I show a new design or bring something totally new out to the field and get comments that start with "That looks like a..." I know it's not meant to be hurtful, but it's almost like they're saying "Oh, you copied a..." That idea that started as a spark in your brain, then a doodle, then a plan, then scratch-buillt into a one-of-a-kind airplane has been suddenly been summed up and categorized with one offhand remark. Oh well, my usual response is "okaaay...."
Oh, and CP, you're sick man! But very creative
BTW, it has always rubbed me the wrong way when I show a new design or bring something totally new out to the field and get comments that start with "That looks like a..." I know it's not meant to be hurtful, but it's almost like they're saying "Oh, you copied a..." That idea that started as a spark in your brain, then a doodle, then a plan, then scratch-buillt into a one-of-a-kind airplane has been suddenly been summed up and categorized with one offhand remark. Oh well, my usual response is "okaaay...."
Oh, and CP, you're sick man! But very creative