Aircraft Tire Tutorial

[Gil]

Orazio, You have my permission and thanks!

+Gil

[pahorace]

Here the other two pdf files.
Thank you Gil.

Orazio

[John Bowden]

With permission............. I'm asking now.............. I would like to take all three PDFs and make a single PDF and put it on DGA website.

Pretty Please!

john

P.S.

Dang Gil just when I thought you were through surprising me............. you always seem to put out another eye popper!

Thanks for the hard work and generous attitude! It's hard finding people who figure out a fantastic new way of doing things, and freely share them with the world! You ARE a rare craftsman.

[Gil]

Originally Posted by John Bowden

With permission............. I'm asking now.............. I would like to take all three PDFs and make a single PDF and put it on DGA website.

Pretty Please!

john

P.S.

Dang Gil just when I thought you were through surprising me............. you always seem to put out another eye popper!

Thanks for the hard work and generous attitude! It's hard finding people who figure out a fantastic new way of doing things, and freely share them with the world! You ARE a rare craftsman.

Hi John,

Be my guest! You have my permission and thanks for the kind words.

+Gil

[John Bowden]

Thanks Gil.............. ok I'm greedy............ what 's the next WoW going to be?

Thanks Orazio for making the PDF(s)............... I combined them into 1 PDF and will post it on DGA Paper Models web site.............

john

[Gil]

John,

Wouldn't it be nice to have treads on the tire?

+Gil

[pahorace]

Hi John,
I had to split the original pdf file because the Forum does not accept files larger than 200 KB.
(Was edited with OpenOffice.org_2.4)
I have the pdf file single: 426 KB, if interested.

Orazio

[John Bowden]

Gil........... man whatever you think, I'm just wondering if you mount it on a rim will it hold air? Just kidding.............

Orazio....... thanks......... I split out all your pages converted them to JPGs and built a complete PDF......... Thanks. I'll PM you my email address and you can send me the complete version you have............... you can NEVER have enough copies

[dansls1]

This is a really cool concept. I know I read somewhere on one of the racing boards that you can use alcohol to 'shape' the bulge into the outside of racing slicks - but this just takes it much further, especially for aircraft tires.

[lepercan]

Try using measuring spoons, the round ones. They're strong enough for paper.
Lep