amtpdb

How do you go about getting blueprints or drawings that are acurate enough to build a good scale aircraft? I have wanted to build a T-38 from scrach and all the kits have different dimensions. Some of the kits are modified f5's. I just want to get the right dimensions on items. Are there places that you can get acurate drawings or blueprints? The model manufactures must have a place they get them from!
Any help will be apreciated.
Thanks.

Thud_Driver

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Try here:

http://www.airwar.ru/other/draw/t38.html

Many other aircraft here:

http://www.airwar.ru/other/drawe.html

amtpdb

Thanks Rick.
Don

clausxpf

there is one more surce -- also Russian slow but good
http://www.aviacherteg.narod.ru/

Claus

amtpdb

Thanks for the site. Now I have to figure out what it says
Don

Thud_Driver

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If you mean this site: http://www.aviacherteg.narod.ru/ run your mouse over the buttons at the top left - and read the link in English at the bottom left.

The second button says: http://www.aviacherteg.narod.ru/avia.../Menu_draw.htm

From there you can get to CCCP or USAF drawings. Site is slow, downloads slower. FAQ says only one download per IP address per 3 hours and also to please not ***** because they won't do anything about it. BTW, the text on the drawings is in Russian on this site! Interesting that you can get good online drawings of American & English planes from Russia.

amtpdb

Thanks for your time. I was able to find the T-38
Don

Balsa Master

why are all the airplane 3 view sites russian?? not that i care, its just a little inconvieninet trying to read the crylic...

but i really like this site, very nice detailed pics and they look corectly scaled, the pics on this one site i was on were simply hand dranw 3 views that looked to be scale but when mesuerd were off bad.

he he thanx for the new playgound. looks like im gonna need to instal autocad afterall.

Thud_Driver

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Here's a site in english, but it's not much use for building anything:

http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/aircraft3-view/

amtpdb

Thanks Thud
Don