Write this number down you will be multiplying all of your measurements by this (and using the resulting number as your measurements) so that everything is properly to scale.Īfter you have all of the measurements written down and to scale, transfer them onto a piece of paper to make a template. Next, choose how big of a wingspan you want your plane to have then divide the wingspan of your wings by the measured wingspan. You will want this to take measurements from so that your plane ends up properly to scale.įirst, measure the wingspan of the plane and the width of the wings at the end and at the base of the wing. (REQUIRED for reproduction of any technical drawing)For this part you'll want to find a good top down photo or drawing of your plane. Document Use and Indemnification Agreement.Submit a research request to our reference desk.Due to drawing size and conservation concerns, most drawings are not accessible when visiting the Archives.įor more information on our technical drawings: If you are interested in drawings that are not listed above, please contact thereference desk to request a custom search printout. Keep in mind, these listings represent only a small percentage of our technical and scale drawings. To obtain reproductions of drawings from the collections listed above, please submit the appropriateorder form. Air Force Engineering Drawings Accessing These Collections ***16mm and 35mm microfilm reproduction is currently unavailable.*** Nicholas Van de Grift Karstens Aircraft Drawings Most drawings are available for reproduction. Our Archives is the repository for more than two million aircraft and spacecraft technical and scale drawings, donated over the decades by manufacturers, the armed services, and by individual illustrators. Captured German & Japanese air technical documents.
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