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Orthographic views of 1930's Fords?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by plan9, Feb 14, 2004.

  1. plan9
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    does anyone have front, side, and top schematics of cars/trucks from this era? or perhaps might know of a place where i can get them?

    im using them for 3D models and its important that i get clearances and measurements correct. thanks!
     
  2. Deuce Rails
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    I'm sure that you know you can get frame dimensions from Wescott.

    I've found a few side elevations at www.fordbarn.com and www.ahooga.com .

    Which model year and body style are you looking for?

    --Matt
     
  3. oldtin
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    Plan9, If your modeling a 28-9 rpu I can save you the time. If your doing a 28-29 roadster I can save you the effort of modeling the cowl. If your doing some other A I would like a file!! [​IMG]

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  4. plan9
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    thanks for the info [​IMG]

    duece rails - iam looking for anything in the 1928-1936 range, (any ford roadster, coupe or truck thats popular in the hotrod scene)

    oldtin - iam probably going to do an A p/u since i have the side view.. but i need the front and top views to keep the proportions correct. if i cant find anything with a top, side, and front ill probably do the top and front myself with photo reference. im starting off stock so i can keep things lined up correctly when i do the mods to it. if you can read .iges, .dxf, .obj i can hook you up, i know these polygon formats can be read into 3D autocad.

    as an example of what im looking for, i got this side view of a p/u from the HAMB

     
  5. burndup
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    cool, hey, when you get done with that, could you rapid-prototype me a coupe body and a truck cab and bed?

    [​IMG]
     
  6. Crease
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    Oldtin,

    Pro E?
     
  7. oldtin
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    Crease, Its Unigraphics.
    Plan9, I can read most of the model exchange formats, my favorite is parasolid format (.X_T)
    I used to have a image of a 30-31AA that I think had front and rear views, probably lost it when my old computer died. I'll look and see what I can find.

    Oldtin
     
  8. flatheadpete
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    from Burton, MI

    Listen to this Oldtin dude...he knows his crap!!
     
  9. oldtin
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    Flatheadpete, I'm out by the farmland, I know most crap by odor alone!! [​IMG]
    You got that speed shop up to speed yet? [​IMG]
     
  10. oldtin
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    Plan9, I searched for the AA drawing, no luck. If you think it will help I will look for a hardcopy and scan it.
    Might take a while, I'd have to hook the scanner up to the kids computor. Let me know if you want it.

    Oldtin
     
  11. flatheadpete
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    Had all the carpet ripped out and replaced Thurs and fri. Still looks like a bombhit. She can only get better!!
     
  12. oldtin
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    Here's a side view of a 36pu I swiped somewhere on the net.

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  13. plan9
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    right on oldtin!! [​IMG] i was looking for 36 p/u schematics. what i can probably do if we cant locate good ortho's is take pics of a stocker, then plot curves in 2D which would basically give me a schematic and the shape of the car/truck, from there i can pull the spline cage the width of the vehicle... kinda like how we make creature models in the business.

    burndup - you are welcome to any of my creations... i just gotta get them modeled/textured/lit

    thanks for the help folks... im digging around the net for more information... theres gotta be blueprints out there. if i find anything ill post it here

    this site is mostly late models, but has excellant how to's/blueprints for things other than cars and resources on 3D software

    http://www.suurland.com/

    for those of you interested in learning how to do product design, theres an educational release of one of the top 3D animation tools out there, its a free download and has tons of online tutorials...

    http://www.alias.com/eng/index_flash.shtml

    to download the software, go here:
    http://www.alias.com/eng/products-services/maya/maya_ple/index.shtml
     
  14. oldtin
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    Plan9, I did some digging and found the 30-31AA drawing, got it scanned in, so here it is.
    I have a group over at yahoo groups to collect drawings and links to drawings. Its not very active, but you may want to check it out. Its at autodataspecs group

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