Martin Dressler said: > On Fri 23. April 2004 23:49, you wrote: > > Martin, > > > > So far all I have is a good quality 3-view scanned from schweizer book in > > the museum library: > > > > http://www.spiderbark.com/fgfs/sgs-1-26_3-view.tiff > > Note that is 4.9mb and will only be available for a few days at that > > address. > > > > The only round tail in the museum's collection is hanging in the food court > > of a local shopping mall, so the detail and angles available might be > > limited. There's a later model 1-26 on display that I could easily access, > > so if there's anything there (e.g. cockpit) that you can use I'll snap a > > few shots. > > > > Best, > > > > Jim > > Thanks, it is fine detailed 3-view. I had used some hand drawed from > internet. What i don't udestand is how is undercariage done on this sailplane > and I will invite any photo of it. I have some nice cockpit snaps, but I am > missing some snaps of intruments where you can read all markings. I am also > missing some snap of extended airbrake,nose and tail from bottom. > > Thanks, > Madr
Some time in the next couple of days I'll download the pics and go through them. Probably just put them up somewhere for viewing. The later 1-26 in the Schweizer gallery was on a mount that was kind of like a trailer with no wheels. There wasn't an easy way to get at the canopy and I just didn't get back there (with help) to open it up. I'll write Peter and see if I can him to send me something. They might even have a detailed cockpit photo in the collection. Also, they probably have some info on the undercarriage. I'm glad you can use that 3-view. It looked good to me, especially with the cross section detail. Best, Jim _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
