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Thiel
Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: March 27th, 2011, 8:47 am
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I think I can answer for Timothy here.
If you got the drawings post them!
Just sorting through all the drawings is a big enough job. If he has to draw all the missing planes he wouldn't even be able to finish one sheet.

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: March 27th, 2011, 12:19 pm
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Colombamike wrote:
Timothy, for UAV and 5th generation fighters
- Top view of X-47 lacking
- Newer Chinese J-20 Chengdu lacking

Considering you to try drawing some future 5th-generation fighter currently under development (accurate data/drawing still lacking):
- South-Korean/Indonesian KF-X.
- Indian Program
- Turkish Program
ect...
I have an idea, How about YOU draw them! I'm trying to sort everything out, not draw everything, and I do have that top view of the X-47B, I didn't include it because when I checked the wingspan it was just outside of the acceptable range, ergo it doesn't get to stay.

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I think I can answer for Timothy here.
If you got the drawings post them!
Just sorting through all the drawings is a big enough job. If he has to draw all the missing planes he wouldn't even be able to finish one sheet.
Thank you Thiel. That is in fact the case.

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: March 27th, 2011, 1:24 pm
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hmmm, what a relatively aggressive reaction :roll:
I only gave a opinion, a idea...
I begin to understand why so many "registered" on this forum do not participate and do not collaborate.... (450 + registered, but how many participate in discussions and exchanges :?: :roll: ....)
Personally, as I have said repeatedly, infortunatly I have no time (and LACK OF PATIENCE) to draw

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: March 27th, 2011, 3:47 pm
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Keep in civil lads...

Timothy has a big enough job without drawing the missing 200 other types not yet drawn. We'll those gaps over time. Let's see what this analysis brings up before we think about what gaps need filling and whether its all that important. As I've said before naval types are of more concern if people want them for carriers that land-based types that "just look cool" on some AU parts sheet.

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: March 27th, 2011, 7:33 pm
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Perhaps I should not have underlined and capitalized the word 'you' there (although that bit of frustration had been building for sometime).

Just as a heads up of how these sheets get put together, here is a preview of the 4th Gen sheet. What you see here is what I've produced after I've sorted the aircraft to get the craft I want, and checked lengths, but before I've removed all of the duplicates. The only craft I have found that were drawn, but drawn incorrectly are the Gripens (it looks like the artist took the length for the A/C versions and used that for the B/D, with a corresponding scale-down), and the MiG-29K (but the MiG-29/29A/29M is good!). Somewhat oddly, the old BAe Hawks were in scale while the new ones were not.

The next step for me is obviously cleaning up duplicates and making the sheet look all nice and neat.

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And yes there is a typo or two on the sheet.

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: May 24th, 2011, 1:37 am
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SbAAP updates!

The following Boeings that have been posted are out of scale:
727-100 (target length - 266 pixels)
737-400 (target length - 239 pixels)
737-600 (target length - 205 pixels)
737-700 (target length - 221 pixels)
747SP (target length - 367 pixels)
757-300 (target length - 357 pixels)
777-300 (target length - 485 pixels)
787-3 (target length - 372 pixels)
787-8 (target length - 372 pixels)

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: May 24th, 2011, 9:01 pm
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You had take the ''first" drawing of Darth Panda's f-18f super hornet !
Thanks for correct it...

Greetings. ;)

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: May 25th, 2011, 3:36 am
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Repost from the Sb Aircraft Discussion Thread:
Things are worse than I thought:

Boeing Analysis

Most of these are out of scale (only the 707s, 747-1/2/3/400, 757-200, 767s, and 777-200 being in scale), with the worse offenders being the 737-3/4/700, and the 747SP with all four of them being more than 10% out of scale.

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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: May 25th, 2011, 7:42 am
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Excellent project :) Keep up the good work Tim :D


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Post subject: Re: Shipbucket Aircraft Analysis ProjectPosted: June 28th, 2011, 2:46 pm
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something I just found out: you miss my SU-47.... I think it should be on the 5th gen sheet, as an prototype. http://i830.photobucket.com/albums/zz22 ... u-47sb.png

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