Next adventure: English Electric Canberra

[JMSmith]

here you go Ronnie,
very small station drawing from the same source as your drawing, the B.2 parts manual

[Jesters-Ink]

Lets just build our own from the blue prints and if all of us chip in, it will take less time than it would to draw the damn thing

[inkworm]

Or we could just chip in and buy a Canberra, that would save time too!

[Skyraider3D]

There was one up for sale at Melbourne International Airport, Florida, I believe. But I am sure there's a few going spare in the UK as well.

[JMSmith]

here is something a little larger.

[BLOWHARD]

JM!!!

[GrubbyFingers]

You do realise I'm not actually BUILDING one?

Seriously, thanks for all the input.

Here's an update:

[GrubbyFingers]

I got a few steps closer today. I've worked out there were at least two different engine types in the Australian Canberras, with different panel lines and vents on the nacelles.

[Baron]

Grubby,

your Canberra looks good! I just don't like the blue canopy glasses. It should look more like this. http://img.planespotters.net/photo/1...Net_130565.jpg

Cheers,
Simon

[inkworm]

Transparent perspex is always a pain to do and is mostly just distortion of the background and highlights, the canopy doesn't look too bad to me and I assume it's still work in progress.

Nice approach to the runway as well, might have to copy that if I get round to doing some wheels down profiles.