mjunior

Considering to scratch build one of the jets of my country air force I'm looking for the fuselage cross sections of the old Airmacchi MB-326. This is the previous version of the MB-339 and the major difference is the raised instructor seat (rear seat) in the MB-339.
I believe the cross sections of the 339 also can help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aermacchi_MB-326

Regards,

Mucio Jr.

ByLoudDesign

Bob's Documents has a couple of listings for the Maachi MB326.
http://www.bobsairdoc.com/

F86_SABRE

Mucio,
If you are interested in this aircraft get hold of the book ALI D'ITALIA on the MB326

F86_SABRE

From the same book. Server reduces resolution of the images. Best is to get the book. There are 1/48 and 1/72 scale drawings.

mjunior

F86,

Thanks a lot for those pictures. Theta will help a lot.
O will also try to find the book.

Regards,

F86_SABRE

M.... some more photos from the original brochure of the MB326. Do not think that these are widely available

F86_SABRE

.....One more photo

F86_SABRE

You can find an MB326 in a roundabout in Catania - Sicily as soon as you leave the airport....here are some shots I took of the plane.

chrigui

here new MB326 restored in flying condition

[link]http://www.facebook.com/pages/Volafenice/111579902188170?sk=photos_stream[/link]

mjunior

Nice. I didn't know the nose whell retracts forward. The idea is to design it in the same scale of some 339 currently in the market so I can use landing gear already available.

mjunior

I'm from Brazil. Brazilian Air Force used the 326 for more than 35 years. It's called AT-26 Xavante here. We still have a couple flying here.