Shipbucket

Got entangled with some tedious aspects of my cutaways so wanted to relax starting the bottom view. Computer crashed before the day's work was saved.... You know, Murphy's... Relaxed finalizing a few top views (done as far as I am concerned) and made some progress with the front view :
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... G_USAF.gif
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... G_USAF.gif
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... _SPAIN.gif

Of more relevance of what we do over here, a few AAC "fake" tops :
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... _Blank.gif

Front views (preliminary doc, will be updated under the same name) :
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... .Views.gif

Friendly regards to all, Pierre

You're doing great.

Several drawings upated (see previous posts: top views, engine nacelle,...). While of a lesser interest to Shipbucket readers, unless anyone wishing to go ahead with a fantasy of their own, a tentative layout of the P&W R-4360-51-VDT (whatever name I give to this contraption) :
> http://atlantic-air-combat.com/Aircraft ... ngines.gif

Any comment, especially negative ones, welcome.

Wow! I must admit I've always loved the P&W radials, especially the Wasp Major

Very nice work .
To me, the P&W 4360 is the best aircraft engine ever made .

Thanks everyone, you are too kind.

I can say within the own limited confines of my own authority that, at least from a technical standpoint, this is the most impressive drawing I've ever seen on this site.

Thanks all for your interest. As mentioned earlier, various mods lead to "cutaway profiles" being updated

http://www.atlantic-air-combat.com/Airc ... ofiles.gif

Excellent.

For what it's worth there's nothing to my eye that they're not up to FD scale standards. They might be outside the scope of it, but that's something else.