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3-VIEWS - TABLE of CONTENTS to Search: Hold 3-VIEWS - TABLE of CONTENTS To search: Hold "Ctrl" key then press "F" key. Enter manufacturer or model number in search box. Click your back key to return to the search page. It is highly recommended to read Order Instructions and Information pages prior to selection. Aircraft MFGs beginning with letter A ................................................................. 3 B ................................................................. 6 C.................................................................10 D.................................................................14 E ................................................................. 17 F ................................................................. 18 G ................................................................21 H................................................................. 23 I .................................................................. 26 J ................................................................. 26 K ................................................................. 27 L ................................................................. 28 M ................................................................30 N................................................................. 35 O ................................................................37 P ................................................................. 38 Q ................................................................40 R................................................................. 40 S ................................................................. 41 T ................................................................. 45 U................................................................. 46 V ................................................................. 46 W ................................................................47 X ................................................................. 48 Y ................................................................. 48 Z ................................................................. 49 RACING 3-VIEWS Schneider Cup ........................................... 50 Racing Antiques - Gordon Bennet- Pulitzer-Golden Age-Thompson-Bendix- & Pre WWII Record Setters ................. 50 Racing Formula 1 - Formula Vee & Biplane ....................................................52 Racing Unlimited - Reno - Post WWII Cleveland - & Record Setters .................... 52 Gliders & Sailplanes.................................. 53 Powered Gliders ........................................ 54 Helicopters ................................................. 54 Gyrocopters ...............................................55 Engines ...................................................... 55 Air Ships - Guns - Miscellaneous............... 56 Aircraft Documentation Services Catalog Number 23 ©Copyright 2016 All rights reserved. No reproduction of this 3915 Jean Ln., Norton, OH 44203 document without prior written approval by publisher. (330) 335-0050 www.airdoc.biz 1 SCALE 3–VIEW LINE DRAWINGS ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS Please order by both stock number with PREFIX and name of subject. Make your check or money order NOTES: (U.S. funds) payable to: 1. To ensure that you get the proper 3-VIEW, make sure you use the PREFIX of KF, SKF, Sa, Sb, W, RA, RF, SCR, Gl, PG, etc.. I do not need the drawing codes following the numbers. Include the name of the item to ensure I pick the proper one. 2. I have not raised prices since 1999, yet my processor has increased his prices by 50%. I will have to surcharge all items 30% as indicated on order form. You may also notice that postage increases has caused a change in prices related to shipping. Phone Orders — Call 714-979-8058 Mon. thru Fri 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Pacific time. Afternoons are best. Manufacturer Number of sheets in set Complete Stock # Drawing Code [not needed to order] General Dynamics F-16A/B “Falcon” jet fighter (2) KF 7069 OD 8.00 Price Approximate Scale In Bold Indicates Model/Name Drawing Source/PrefixPrefixPrefix (first 2 or 3 digits) Foto–Paak Available General Information Drawing Codes: ALL DRAWINGS ARE ON 11" x 17" PAPER OO - outline only OX - outline with detail and cross sections VD - very detailed, no cross sections OD - outline with detail XD - exceptional detail, with cross sections F - added to any of above indicates Fact Sheet included w/history, dimensions, production, etc. RESEARCH SERVICE: I have over 20,000 pages of 3-views and information that has not yet been cataloged. If you can not find what you need listed, send $25.00 for each aircraft search desired. $10.00 will be returned if I draw a blank. There is a $3.00 charge per photocopied pages and $3.00 for color copied pages, plus $8.00 Shipping & Handling. Balance, if any, will be via credit slip. Drawing Source/Prefix -MUST INCLUDE PREFIX ON ALL 3-VIEW ORDERS W# - First # indicates drawing wingspan to nearest inch Sb - Selected drawings from various sources, quality varies KF - Koku Fan, originally 15" x 20" now reduced to 11" x 17" RA - Racing Antique 1910 to 1939 to fit in documentation folder. Considered by many as RF - Racing Formula (Goodyear, Reno) includes biplanes best series of drawings available today. RU - Racing Unlimited (Reno, Cleveland, etc.) SKF- Small Koku–Fan, originally published as smaller SCR- Schneider Cup Racers drawings, quality varies. GL - Glider/Sailplanes Sp - Special Polish drawings, probably the highest detail PG - Powered Gliders/Sailplanes drawings available. HC - Helicopters Sa - From Aircraft of the Fighting Powers series publ. 1946. GC - Gyrocopters Vary in quality. EN - Engines All have fact sheet included. GU - Guns/Armament 72001–72400's - ½ page drawing, ½ page facts. AS - Air Ships 72600's - 11" x 17" drawing plus facts page. MS - Miscellaneous 72700's up - two 11" x 17" sheets (requires joining to R/M - Rockets, Missiles complete drawing). & Space NOTES •There are times that magazine (8.5”x11”) 3–Views (* & ** listed prior to part number in FOTO–PAAK section) are superior to drawings listed in this Scale 3–View section. For the serious scale modeler, it is strongly recommended that ALL drawings of a specific model be considered for comparison. NO DRAWING IS PERFECT! •Since drawings are easily copied, they are not returnable except if error originates with me. •PLEASE make sure you use source (Prefix) of drawing### to ensure proper filling of order. (Not needed on (* or **) 3-View orders. •Some of the drawings are very old or from unusual situations and may be less than perfect. You will always get the best I can copy. It is strongly recommended that if you are serious about your project, you will order every drawing available so that you can choose the most appropriate for your needs. 2 A 3-VIEWS MANUFACTURER MODEL STOCK # CODE PRICE MANUFACTURER MODEL STOCK # CODE PRICE AAC A-20 Wamira trainer W5 -01 ODF 3.00 AEROMARINE low wing 2 open cockpit radial Sb 5097 OD 3.00 39B 2 seat, V-8 biplane Sb 50420 XD 3.00 A.B.C. Robin monoplane 3 cyl. engine (2) Sb 2425 OD 5.00 AERONAUTICA Umbra T.18 radial fighter W4 -02 ODF 3.00 ABRAMS Explorer twin boom pusher Sb 32105 OX 3.00 AERONCA KCA 2 seat civilian pilot training Sb 4008 OX 3.00 ACA Zeebrugge C-2 fighter biplane W5 -02 ODF 3.00 L-3B (O-58B) liaison high wing W7 -04 OD 3.00 L-58 B ‘Defender’ observation Sa 7201 OXF 3.00 ACRO I aerobatic Sb 32106 OO 3.00 LC - Low wing radial Sb 5508 XD 3.00 15AC Sedan civilian 4 seat Sb 6011 XD 3.00 ACROSPORT EAA single place biplane (3) Sb 2426 XDF 7.00 Champ 7AC high wing 2 place Sb 40144 XD 3.00 Champ 7CC/CC 2 place monoplane Sb 3271 OX 3.00 ACROSTAR (Hirth) single seat aerobatic (2) Sb 2414 XD 5.00 Champ 7CC 2 place monopln w/dorsal fin Sb 45132 OD 3.00 AD Scout pre-20's pusher bipe Sb 6052 OD 3.00 AERONEER 1-B low wing side by side W10 -07 OD 3.00 Ae M.B. 2 radial bomber (weak) W4 -01 ODF 3.00 AEROPRAKT A-11M Russian light plane Sb 2453 ODF 3.00 A.E.G. Armored biplane Sb 40142 OX 3.00 AEROSPACE CT-4 Airtrainer w/cutaway W3 -01 ODF 3.00 1917 bomber twin engine biplane Sb 45109 OD 3.00 B-II WWI recon biplane Sa 72238 OXF 3.00 AEROSPATIALE ATR-42/72 twin eng airliner (7) Sb 13013 ODF 15.00 D-1 1917 fighter bipe (3) Sb 3005 OXF 7.00 Rallye 235GT 2 place low wing Sb 65175 OD 3.00 D-1 1917 fighter biplane Sb 5039 XD 3.00 SE-200 4 engine flying boat Sb 48386 XD 3.00 G-IV 1918 twin eng bipe bomber Sb 6053 OD 3.00 TB-30 Epsilon 2 seat trainer (7) Sb 72210 XDF 15.00 G-105 twin engine biplane bomber (2) Sb 65107 XDF 5.00 (Socata) TB-30 Epsilon trainer (3) W9 -18 XD 7.00 Nord 262 Fregate twin eng transport (2) Sb 8074 XD 5.00 AERFER Sagittario 2 single eng/seat jet (2) Sb 72101 OXF 5.00 AERO SPORT (Also see LET) AERITALIA G-222 twin engine transport Sb 11027 OD 3.00 Quail low wing single seat (2) Sb 32107 ODF 5.00 Aeritalia/Aermacchi AM-3C observ hiwing W7 -05 OD 3.00 Scamp single seat biplane (3) Sb 20113 ODF 7.00 Senior homebuilt 2 seat bipe Sb 3511 OX 3.00 AERITALIA/AERMACCHI/EMBRAER AMX single seat attack jet Sb 8047 OD 3.00 AEROTEC A-122/132 low wing 2 place w/cut (3) Sb 8551 ODF 7.00 144 Uirapuru 4-seat trainer W6 -01 ODF 3.00 AERMACCHI/LOCKHEEDLASA60 trike mono Sb 9525 XDF 3.00 A-132 Tangara trainer W6 -02 ODF 3.00 MB339 twin seat jet (3) Sb 72179 XD 7.00 AESL CT/4 Airtrainer 2-seat trainer W4 -04 ODF 3.00 AERO (Also see LET) 2 place tandem, pusher mono Sb 40143 OX 3.00 AETNA 2SA twin open cockpit, radial sport Sb 4014 OD 3.00 Ae-02 bipe fighter W8 -07 XD 3.00 Ae-02 single seat biplane Sb 8084 XD 3.00 AICHI
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