I want to thank you all for being patiant with me...I got a lot to look
into...
Kurt ( my backyard will get done some day) Gutbrodt
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 7:27
PM
Subject: RE: Line drawinngs &
dimensions
Kurt,
If you have access to Corel Draw or Adobe
Illustrator. You can import a graphic into the program and scale it up
to the appropriate size. Trace the image with the drawing tools and then
use the dimensioning tools to get your dimensions. That+s how I've been
producing my drawings.
Steve T.
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> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 11:41
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> To: tanks-at-rctankcombat.com
> Cc: stevet-at-stcharlesmd.com
>
Subject: Re: Line drawinngs & dimensions
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--- SUSAN GUTBRODT <showa1-at-msn.com>
wrote:
> or would
> > someone mind sending plans to me??? I'm
looking at a
> > Panther, Tiger, or M60 hulls....
>
>
> > Kurt ( I'm feeling lost with the Stuart down)
>
Gutbrodt
>
> Kurt, Once I decided on the tank that I wanted
to
> build,I bought a 1/35 scale model and used that to
> make my
templates. Just multiply by 5.83 and that
> gives you 1/6 scale. Of
course, Mr. Bill at the "Hobby
> Shop" has a machine that will scale it
up from the
> model. That should work perfectly. I have plans of
>
the British heavy tank, Comet, if you'd like to borrow
>
them.
> John" Long
life to the Alliance" Pittelli
>
>
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