6 answers

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  Aled J Taylor about 1 year ago

  Try this site:
  http://www.john-tom.com/html/ElmersEngines.html

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     William about 1 year ago

     Great little site Aled used it many times in the past

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  William about 1 year ago

  Marko just look about your own house as there is so many interesting shapes and models that you probs have not even noticed until you really look @ stuff
  :)))

  I have a few engines on layout drawings that I could send you if you would like?

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     William about 1 year ago

     Marko you need to fill out your E-mail addy on your profile.
     :)

  2. 
     William about 1 year ago

     No probs Marko thank you I shall look them out tomorrow and send you them.
     :)

  3. 
     Marko Simic about 1 year ago

     it's visible to members now, thanks :)

  4. 
     Marko Simic about 1 year ago

     can't make it to be visible, my email is tottfiroob@gmail.com

  5. 
     Marko Simic about 1 year ago

     I would like that, thanks :)

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  Manolis Theofilos about 1 year ago

  All you need is a caliper. Try from simple stuff like a cup and go to more complex like a PC case or an RC car.

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  Greg Pavlik about 1 year ago

  You can just go on this website and get a model, I do it all the time. I used to use some textbvooks I had but I recently "used up" the textbooks, that is I had drawn all the drawings in the textbooks. That was when I found this website. I think theres a good suply of drawings on here both architectural and mechanical.

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  James VerDuin about 1 year ago

  Find a need! Fill the need! If you have a friend that needs to build something, make an idea come to fruition, now is the time to help him out with the tools that you have. I find this to be a good way to maximize your learning experience and be a good friend.

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  Chris Shakal about 1 year ago

  Might I suggest a jet engine of some kind? Make it super detailed for fun!

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     Marko Simic about 1 year ago

     I would like to do that, since I have a lot of interest in jet engines (and turbines), but unfortunately, I don't know how to do that, since I don't have any cross section or anything that I could use to see how the engine looks like in greater detail

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     Chris Shakal about 1 year ago

     http://luckybogey.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/trent900u6cu.jpg

     How about this?

  3. 
     Chris Shakal about 1 year ago

     Rolls Royce Trent 900, btw

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     Marko Simic about 1 year ago

     thanks for that, going to try and model it sometimes, but now going to focus on something more easier :)