Schematics (again)

[Sir Apple]

Well,

Lobo gave me a ton of good schematic websites. Unfortunately, and oddly enough, over the weekend I got a Trojan, and when I went to remove it, many programs/applications were removed a long with it. This includes firefox, and since my schematic bookmarks were in firefox, I've lost them to  .


So anyway. I already know about ww2drawings website for WW2 Armor schematics. So I guess as far as armor goes, I'm in good shape. But I was wondering, maybe some of you have good sites with WW2 sea-craft? Landing craft, ships etc. And possibly, a WW2 hand weapons schematic site. I don't really have trouble finding dozens of hand weapon pictures, including profile shots, but I figured I'd ask about this as well  .

Here is an example:






Would be appreciated. 

Cheers,
Apple

[azreal]

http://www.realitymod.com/forum/f66-pr-community-modding/40601-reference-image-resources-modelling-skinning.html

try this thread. lots of links over there, if thats what your looking for.

[hOMEr_jAy]

http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/1-Vehicles/Vehicles.htm
This guy has made very good schematic drawings, not just of tanks but also of guns, planes and ships. Check his homepage, maybe you´ll find something good.

[Sir Apple]

http://www.realitymod.com/forum/f66-pr-community-modding/40601-reference-image-resources-modelling-skinning.html

try this thread. lots of links over there, if thats what your looking for.

This site is pretty good. Has high res images.

Thanks for this  .

[Kebert Xela]

http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/1-Vehicles/Vehicles.htm
This guy has made very good schematic drawings, not just of tanks but also of guns, planes and ships. Check his homepage, maybe you´ll find something good.

THANK YOU!!
love this site, but lost the name some time ago, finally! 

[Mspfc Doc DuFresne]

Stumbled across this baby just now

SBD-5 Dauntless

*Edit*

Following that up, I found this gem, with 3 way diagrams of just about every plane used by the U.S. Navy, including ones showing pilot seating and weapon positions. They also have original performance charts, and the diagrams show fields of fire.

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY -- NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER

They also have an address shown, so if you contact them they might (might) give you more info, or access to more schematics. Apparently our navy is a bit nostalgic. 

*AnotherEdit*

OK, I did a bit more research through the Navy's confusing website and found out that, yes, they will send you copies of documents they have on Microfilm-For a price The price isn't that unreasonable, though, it starts at $5, and for $10 they'll send you CD copies of aviation reports from WW2, yours to cherish forever. Or you could go there in person, and theoretically get lunch and your run of the library. Or something...dang military bureaucracy, such a confusing website.

[Sir Apple]

What about any for the Higgins LCVP?

I've found one:

http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/ships/img/LCVP/LCVP-plan.gif

And its not that great. Spent awhile looking but didn't see any.

I would sketch my own and scan them into my PC, but I have no scanner .


Figured I'd ask,
Cheers

[Coca-Cola]

You little shit not mentioning me , look in military intel and there's a lot of other info on that site to be discovered: http://www.military-meshes.com/forums/index.php

[Sir Apple]

Wait, I'm confused? Are you linking me to the site that has "a lot of other info on that site to be discovered"? 

Oh, and they have a nice 3d gallery. I see Matroskin posted his awesome King Tiger there. 

[Coca-Cola]

no no no, look in military intel where they have a large section of links to sites with blueprints.

[Sir Apple]

no no no, look in military intel where they have a large section of links to sites with blueprints.

Oh, wow, yes there are tons.

Thanks for this  .

+rep