Dec 172011
APR issues used to be published with a mishmash of of 8.5X11 and 11X17 pages. When I started releasing issues on MagCloud, APR became an all-8.5X11 publication.
However, there are oftentimes illustrations that would benefit from being on 11X17, such as many in issue V3N2. Additionally, there are often more illustrations than can be conveniently added to a coherent article. So I have put together an addendum for V3N2, including a number of larger-format illustrations and some new ones that didn’t make it into V3N2. This includes:
- 1/72 scale CAD drawings from the F-23 derivatives article (they were 1/144 scale in V3N2)
- 1/96 scale CAD drawings of the FB-23 (formerly 1/144 scale)
- Larger-size and additional color renderings of the F-23A and NATF-23 by artist Ken Scott
- Larger-size versions of the “Christmas Fighter,” YF-23, F-23A and NATF-23 diagrams
- Larger-size and additional diagrams covering the STAR Clipper and derivatives
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The V3N2 Addendum can be downloaded directly from me for the low, low price of $5. To get the download, simply pay for it here through paypal.
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Happy this is available but I was hoping the F-23 CAD drawing would be fixed….
The fighter did have 2 weapons bays, not 1.
An oversight. One which has been corrected. An updated version of the V3N2 Addendum has been uploaded. if your version of the F-23A underside CAD drawing has only a single missile bay, you can download an updated version with both bays.
I just recently purchased this addendum and the APR issue V3N2 and on the copyright page it says:
V3N2 Addendum extras can be accessed at the APR Blog.
Username: XXXXXXX
Password: XXXXXX
I am wondering how I access this extra content. I would like to get the high-resolution Northrop drawings of the “Christmas Fighter,” YF-23, F-23A and NATF-23. I am planning on making 3D models of these aircraft and I’d be more than happy to share my 3D object files with you if you’d help me out.
Thanks.
> how I access this extra content
Blog postings with high-resolution content (typically in this category: http://www.aerospaceprojectsreview.com/blog/?cat=19) require a user/password to download the content. The user/pass varies from posting to posting, and is found in various issues of APR.
What I am interested in is getting the high-resolution images of the Northrop drawings that were in the APR issue and the addendum. You mentioned elsewhere you probably would let someone have the password so they could extract the images out of the PDF for a legitimate use.