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TimothyC
Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 19th, 2011, 7:21 pm
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A320 is still two pixels short, the rest are good.

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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 21st, 2011, 6:58 pm
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Why did you redraw the old 767-200? The old one was valid!

If you want to keep drawing the following have all been drawn to within two pixels:

707-320B; 727-200; 737-300,500,700,800; 747-300/400; 757-200; 767-200,300,400; 777-200; KC-10; L-1011-500; A318; A319; A320; A321; A330-200,300; and A380

There are others that are known good, but I haven't checked them yet.

Go here and please give me a chance to get a list of known good aircraft.

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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 12:48 am
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Enrr asked me the KC767, anyway i have redraw only wing and added some details, not redraw total aircraft.
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If you want to keep drawing the following have all been drawn to within two pixels:

707-320B; 727-200; 737-300,500,700,800; 747-300/400; 757-200; 767-200,300,400; 777-200; KC-10; L-1011-500; A318; A319; A320; A321; A330-200,300; and A380

There are others that are known good, but I haven't checked them yet.
Now i have working on B707 and military derivate (E-3, RC135, probabily E8), there is something that I know before continuing?
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go here and please give me a chance to get a list of known good aircraft.
I can only post the aircraft that i have on my HD (some my design, some of other artists), that i think are good.

Sorry for my english!


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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 2:07 am
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The C-135s are not the same as the 707s. The 707 airframe is the C-137, E-3, E-6, and E-8 aircraft, and not any of the -135. I'll post the known good (in terms of dimension) 707-320B that I have on my main PC later this evening.

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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 3:27 am
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Here:

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Is a known good 707-320.

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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 4:29 am
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It's accurate in dimensions but...it doesn't just quite have the right feel.

I should know since I drew it.


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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 12:58 pm
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are you sure that the design is right?

I have scaled some profile, with the length of Boeing site (152 ft 11 inc for E3, 136 ft 3 inc for KC135)

Anyway, the E3 and E8, derived from C137 (aka 707-320), but the KC135 and RC135 derived from 720 (or 707-020).


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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 3:06 pm
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Little Bird wrote:
are you sure that the design is right?

I have scaled some profile, with the length of Boeing site (152 ft 11 inc for E3, 136 ft 3 inc for KC135)

Anyway, the E3 and E8, derived from C137 (aka 707-320), but the KC135 and RC135 derived from 720 (or 707-020).
The length checks, which is the major measurement that I am checking. And the (X)C-135s are not derived from the 707-020, but were a unique airframe different than both the 707 and the progenitor of both (the C-135 and 707), the 367-80. The 707-020 / 720 was simply a shortened version of the 707-120 for shorter range flights with fewer passengers.

What happened is that the Dash 80 had one size for the fuselage, and airliners wanted a bigger size, so Boeing made it wider to better seat 5 passengers per row. This tooling set became the (X)C-135. Douglas then showed off the DC-8, which could seat 6 wide, and Boeing went for an even wider fuselage to match, and that became the 707.

For the record the correct (pixel) lengths are as follows
Plane		Length
707-020		272
707-120		290
707-230		306
KC-135		273
367-80		256

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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 4:57 pm
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Little Bird wrote:
are you sure that the design is right?
Didn't you read my post?


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Post subject: Re: Planebucket Discussion ThreadPosted: March 22nd, 2011, 5:15 pm
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Ok, this is the KC135 with 273px length.

For E3, E8 and RC135, what is the right length?
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Didn't you read my post?
Yes, but it doesn't correspond with the other profiles.


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