This highly detailed scale drawing includes such details as the "wing heater intakes" & "barrage balloon cable cutters". The scale is 1/4" to 1 foot. A nice article is included with such detail's as noting that the AVRO LANCASTER was Britain's best heavy bomber.
The file will print a sheet of paper 24" x 36".
File $5.00
BOEING B-17G scale drawing
This highly detailed scale drawing includes such details as the "door and landing lights" & "de-icer boots". The scale is 1/4" to 1 foot. A nice article is included with such detail's as noting that the BOEING FLYING FORTRESS B-17G was truly a flying fortress with 12 guns and a ceiling of 29,000 feet.
The file will print a sheet of paper 24" x 37".
File $5.00
LIBERATOR B-24 scale drawing
This highly detailed scale drawing includes such details as the "retractible tail skid" & "sliding door for the waist gunner". The scale is 1/4" to 1 foot. A nice article is included with such detail's as noting that the CONSOLIDATED LIBERATOR B-24 was the produced by the thousands to help defeat Hitler and Hirohito.
The file will print a sheet of paper 27" x 40".
File $5.00
MARTIN MARAUDER B-26 scale drawing
This highly detailed scale drawing includes such details as the "vokes air intakes" & "camera window". The scale is 1/4" to 1 foot. A nice article is included with such detail's as noting that the MARTIN MARAUDER was the most powerful, the fastest, and the scrapiest medium bomber of its time.
The file will print a sheet of paper 21" x 26".
File $5.00
MITCHELL B-25 scale drawing
This highly detailed scale drawing includes such details as the "sperry top power turrent" & "hamilton hydromatic propellers". The scale is 1/4" to 1 foot. A nice article is included with such detail's as noting that the NORTH AMERICAN MITCHELL B-25 was the produced in vast quantities as a fast & hard hitting small bomber that was produced in 85 models.
The file will print a sheet of paper 21" x 27".
File $5.00
In your dreams!
Alas, I am told, that expensive women are to high class sport cars, as men are to dogs. Once we catch them, we haven't a clue on how to drive them. *Sigh*
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