Classic British Flight Sim

We've had a lot of requests to make a FS9/FSX model of the Trislander and are now seriously considering it but we can't find a 3 view drawing of this bird anywhere

Any help would be appreciated.

Bob
PAD

Thats right Bob....I was looking ages ago and only came up with this....you proberly have it already...?



Tony

I haven't seen one on the net anyware.

AD..

Bob has asked if we have a Trislander 3-view mate and that link shows a poor Islander

Good choice btw Bob
ATB

DaveB

DaveB wrote:AD..

Bob has asked if we have a Trislander 3-view mate and that link shows a poor Islander

Good choice btw Bob
ATB

DaveB

I must be getting old

Thanks for your replies guys.

I must have searched through a thousand or more 3 views on the web but not found a Trislander. The "Flight" cutaway drawing and photographs are useful for general information but useless as a starting point for a GMax or FSDS model. I'm pinning my hopes on finding a 3 view in a printed book, my local library is next on the list.

Bob.

In my searches some three views were mentioned in books

There was also an Aviation News one but I don't know how you can get them now.

Has anyone Here got a pile of Aviation New's???

spent a little time searching with no luck.

the closest I found was a 3-view of a Islander on this site.

http://www.the-blueprints.com/

though I did find one for a plane I am interested in

http://www.the-blueprints.com/blueprint ... ulfstream/

Has anyone Here got a pile of Aviation New's???

There are probably hundreds of the darned things at Brooklands.. many of which are on PEP. If the weather improves and I get the time, I'll have a look tomorrow Unfortunately, A. J. Jackson's 'British Civil Aircraft since 1919' has both the Islander and Trislander combined and the 3-view is of the Islander.. it would be wouldn't it!

I'll keep digging

ATB

DaveB

Bob I have been looking through my books etc without luck, I hope you do find some as the Trislander will be a cracking choice