B-737

[Cybermac]

Hello!

Just a quick update.
I just found and bought a good scale drawings of '737 older brother' - B-727.
They looks fantastic and I believe they will help me to get the cabin shape properly some time in the future.

http://www.up-ship.com/drawndoc/adwg41ani.jpg

Regards to all designers

Cybermac

[peter taft]

Very nice Mac. I know you are still working on the B-737, but would you be able to include a B-727 along the way ? the LONGER version {can't recall the variant number off hand} One of my favs for sure

[southwestforests]

Would the photos and line drawings in here be of any help?
Boeing 737 At The Gate (SC) - Squadron Signal - SS28002

Description Tidwell. Few commercial aircraft have enjoyed a production run that spans more than four decades and service in nearly every nation on Earth. The Boeing 737 has such a track record. Takes the reader on a journey through the continuing story of the 737 from the first aircraft to roll of the production line in the 1960s, to the very latest airframes being delivered to major airlines today. The book also offers the reader a look at some of the most interesting 737 liveries as well as parts of the aircraft that few people get to see. Also covered are business jets, cargo carriers, and military versions of the 737 that are less familiar even to the thousands of air travelers who have flown aboard this legendary Boeing liner. Illustrated with over 220 photographs; 96 pages.

[Cybermac]

Hello!

Peter - B-727-200 is taken onto the list
Lovely classic tri-jet airliner. Just to mention when I started my airplane spotting hobby I managed to see one of the last DHL flying ones in Europe (arround 2000). Later on I catched some stationary at Southend and Lasham (VIP versions).

Southwestforests - thank you for the link, this book may be a good reference.

Regards

Cybermac

[Flanker37]

Hey Cybermac, its probably a bit late, seeing as how much work you have put into this already... But!

Have you seen the brand new Orlik 767-600 in 1/50th scale? Man that is a well thought out model, thought you should check it out (steal some ideas) wink wink

[Cybermac]

Hi!

I am glad my B-737 is not forgotten

Yes, I have seen the announcement from Orlik - impressive, the same like the other one made by our friend Jeremiah.

My model is ready, only need to be redrawn in vector graphics - if we are talking about 1:72. 1:36 that is a bit different story as I would like to make it more accurate. Lack of time and family commitments aren't giving me and B-737 much chance at the moment, but I do not give up!

[herky]

there is a b737-500 in 1;50 scale around by paperarts in lufthansa scheme.it might give you some tips if you can find it

[Cybermac]

Thanks for giving me support Herky and Flanker37!

Yes, I looked here and there on this model, but the best was when I could walk around a real aeroplane some 3-4 years ago.

Here is a tinny bit I made last time...

Best regards to you all!

Cybermac

[RunwayOneSixRight]

Originally Posted by Cybermac

Thanks for giving me support Herky and Flanker37!

Yes, I looked here and there on this model, but the best was when I could walk around a real aeroplane some 3-4 years ago.

Here is a tinny bit I made last time...

Best regards to you all!

Cybermac

I can't wait for this!

-RunwayOneSixRight (Matthew)

[Cybermac]

Hello!

Thank you RunwayOneSixRight!
B-737 is not forgotten:-)
Please see another bit with the MALEV colours applied on the tail.

Regards