One model per (non-working) day

[cafe]

Re:Tejas, there's a bigger 4 view here : http://smg.photobucket.com/user/robb...awing.jpg.html (no idea about the actual accuracy)

[paperengineer]

seems pretty accurate. I'd use it. The wingspan may be a little small, but i'm not sure.

[nando]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

Hi Nilharsh,

Here is the list of the free models (most 1/300 scale) available in this thread.
For the 1USD-a-piece models (in 1/100) scale the last version is in post 4757 and later models are listed since that post in bold.

you're welcome

A question:
There's an easy way in the forum to jump at a specific post using his number?

Thanks in advance, Nando

[scissorsandplanes]

Originally Posted by papermodelfan

Have been enjoying building some of the 1:100 scale planes - especially the Savoia Marchetti - SM55. Now to scale it up to 1:50. Have been poking around on the fountain of knowledge Wikipedia, and see that this was just one of a whole line of unique aircraft. There is the beautiful sleek looking long-distance SM-64, (commemorated in Rio de Janiero with a 1:2 model as a monument) , the twin boom fore-and-aft engined floatplane racer SM-65 (which could have given the Supermarine S6 a real challenge, except for mechanical problems), and the three engined SM-66 (a "super SM-55"). All delicious subjects for models, if anyone has 3-views.

Hi Rob,
I've seen these planes too when looking for info on the SM55. And yes, decent 3-views are hard to find. Even if I'm in a British period, I never exclude other models from my list. So I'm always interested in good info as well.

Bruno

[nilharsh]

Hey.....
Why can't I download anything form download section?

[paperengineer]

Have you reached your limit for the day? I hate it when that happens

[chicharrero]

Hei, friends, I have found this three view drawings of SM-65
Really, I think, a pretty bird.

[scissorsandplanes]

Nando,
if you want to get to the posts in order to download the models there is an easy way.
Start from the Aviation Forum page. look to the right on the line of this thread. There is a paperclip symbol. clicking (or double clicking) the symbols opens another window with all the attachments of the thread. I know, there are many. In my computer they are sorted in reversed alphabetical order. So look through the list and when you get to the model you want, click on the name. Normally that should open the pdf file of the model.

Nilharsh,
as you might have seen in the thread, I'm actually in a 1/100 scale interwar design series for the time being. The Tejas is somewhere on my long to do list in 1/300 scale (or perhaps 1/100). If you are patient, you might find it one day on this thread.

Chicharrero,
I found that 3-view as well and some other more detailed ones as well. (with a little help from some friends ) see this site http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2072224


Again a busy work week. not much time to design. the next model is taking form in 2D. Building it in 3D will have to wait till the weekend. :(

Bruno

[theberto]

hi guys, do you know where I can find the model of the Boeing 747-8 ?
I can't find it
thank you

[nilharsh]

No problem bruno sir,
We all paper modellers are enjoying your all models