F-104 Starfighter

[inkworm]

So in the case of the Harrier or others which are accessed from the starboard side, should they be drawn the other way round?

It does sort of make sense, maybe we all do it just because everyone else does.

[Supah]

Not so with the Starfighter though ;-)

[gamary]

What Otter says is pretty much it. One generally boards an aircraft from the left side. Same goes for horses (And no, John, it doesn't apply to women as well).

Most nose art is on the left side also, so it makes more sense to draw it like that...

[Otterkins2]

Wait a minute...one doesn't board women from the starboard side? I was under the impression you boarded them any way you could. Let me check my reference manual on this.

[Jesters-Ink]

Wait a minute...one doesn't board women from the starboard side? I was under the impression you boarded them any way you could. Let me check my reference manual on this.

There's a manual? . . . . .damn!!!

[Otterkins2]

Crap! All my manual says is in...out, repeat if necessary.

[inkworm]

Does your manual have anything on panel lines as some models seem to have a lot more than others, is it tied in with weathering?

[JMSmith]

crude lot!

i thought you all knew the boarding access was at the rear

[Jesters-Ink]

crude lot!

i thought you all knew the boarding access was at the rear

You see John that's where you are going wrong, there is a very clear sign above that exit and it says "strictly no entry".

[JMSmith]

but i ignore them on the road,

thought it was ok in this case