Groundhog Thread Part Deux - P-39 Fantasy and Fetish - The Never Ending Story (Mods take no responsibility for head against wall injuries sustained) (2 Viewers)

he did, but i hate this thread almost as much as the other thread who's name i shall not type ! :lol:
 
11,000 drawings. you can probably figure out where to put the tea cooker and nose-weight with these.... Bell Aircraft Corporation Model P-39 to P-63 Aircraft Blueprints Engineering Drawings on USBD or Download

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That place is on my bucket list. They house the archives of the B-26 Marauder Historical Society.
 
11,000 drawings. you can probably figure out where to put the tea cooker and nose-weight with these.... Bell Aircraft Corporation Model P-39 to P-63 Aircraft Blueprints Engineering Drawings on USBD or Download


There are multiple sites that have those drawings where you are not dependant on the mail system - eg WWII Era Military Blueprints & Manuals | AirCorps Library

My set I bought in the 70s on 35mm microfilm and all the electronic copies are derived from microfilm so some pages are not worth wasting time on.
 
Yes, please. Useful for us, ignorant non-English speakers, to learn more cool words. I like this "bicker". Bickerrr. :cool:
Unfortunately one of the moderators' tasks is to keep some of the very best unknown to the community at large. But then again, we have to abandon some coolness to keep a civil tone during our frank exchanges of views.
 
he did, but i hate this thread almost as much as the other thread who's name i shall not type ! :lol:
A clue perhaps?
 
If it looks like a groundhog, flies like a groundhog and smells like a groundhog, it is always welcome here

I think the Russians who flew the P-39 in combat would disagree with you.
 

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