turbopower87
Recruit
- 6
- Feb 21, 2009
Hello.
I was wondering if it would be possible for someone who had enough time and money to build from scratch new airframes?
For aircraft where there are only a few remaining (or none at all ), wouldn't it be possible?
Take, for example, the Dornier Do 335. There is only one remaining. IMO, this is a crying shame.
Wouldn't it be possible to use the blueprints (and if still extant, dies and molds) to reproduce these aircraft? Heck, I bet you could even get the serial numbers to be a continuation.
Do the blueprints and records for these planes exist, or is this just wishful thinking?
I was wondering if it would be possible for someone who had enough time and money to build from scratch new airframes?
For aircraft where there are only a few remaining (or none at all ), wouldn't it be possible?
Take, for example, the Dornier Do 335. There is only one remaining. IMO, this is a crying shame.
Wouldn't it be possible to use the blueprints (and if still extant, dies and molds) to reproduce these aircraft? Heck, I bet you could even get the serial numbers to be a continuation.
Do the blueprints and records for these planes exist, or is this just wishful thinking?