Grumman TBF Avenger
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Great info, thanks!
Pong
Staff Sergeant
All I can say is: WOW. 
Wow! For a fairly common WW II aircraft, this really made me stand-up and take notice! Thanks for posting!
T Bolt
Colonel
Very cool plans!
wheelsup_cavu
1st Sergeant
Very nice. 
Wheels
Wheels
GrumpyBadger
Airman
Bar none probably my favorite WWII aircraft...
I like alot of them, and it's hard to choose a favorite. But considering the fact I was lucky enough to have my butt trembling in the back-seat of one of these for a while, she certainly has a level of sentimental fondness.
awesome scans!
is it alright if I post them on my Pinterest?
I'd give full credit of course
fair winds and following seas,
pat
I like alot of them, and it's hard to choose a favorite. But considering the fact I was lucky enough to have my butt trembling in the back-seat of one of these for a while, she certainly has a level of sentimental fondness.
awesome scans!
is it alright if I post them on my Pinterest?
I'd give full credit of course
fair winds and following seas,
pat
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GrumpyBadger
Airman
Ivan, thank you for that. I always find it interesting how often very beautiful images can be found over on Flickr, only to have them be "protected." It's a shame. I don't mind not being able to save them to my harddrive, but pinterest basically says where the pic is from to begin with 
and I always like to add to that when it's my own find to further help give credit to the original person.
I've found so many amazing reference pics of the Wildcat on Flickr, only to be "shot down" by a stupid "all rights protected." The way I see it, if the person taking the picture isn't the own/pilot/etc of that Wildcat (like tons of pics I've found from airshows) then why do they get to protect the image? Making money off of it, sure, makes sense. But there's got to be a way to allow people to share freely when there is no money involved.
Ivan, any chance do you have the info on the book you got those from? I'd like to keep that in the "pin's description" box.
and I always like to add to that when it's my own find to further help give credit to the original person.I've found so many amazing reference pics of the Wildcat on Flickr, only to be "shot down" by a stupid "all rights protected." The way I see it, if the person taking the picture isn't the own/pilot/etc of that Wildcat (like tons of pics I've found from airshows) then why do they get to protect the image? Making money off of it, sure, makes sense. But there's got to be a way to allow people to share freely when there is no money involved.
Ivan, any chance do you have the info on the book you got those from? I'd like to keep that in the "pin's description" box.
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Hello GrumpyBadger,
The book is called
"Scale Aircraft DRAWINGS Volume II World War II" by Peter M. Bowers
It is published by Air Age Inc. 1991.
I actually own two copies of this book but I have also found PDFs of the entire book online.
Volume I is for aeroplanes from the Great War (WW I).
Send me the links you are trying to retrieve from Flickr, Perhaps I have a solution.
- Ivan.
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The book is called
"Scale Aircraft DRAWINGS Volume II World War II" by Peter M. Bowers
It is published by Air Age Inc. 1991.
I actually own two copies of this book but I have also found PDFs of the entire book online.
Volume I is for aeroplanes from the Great War (WW I).
Send me the links you are trying to retrieve from Flickr, Perhaps I have a solution.
- Ivan.
[email protected]
