Engine Drawings

LAST EDITED ON Feb-04-02 AT 08:21 PM (CST)

Would like to know if anyone has any public domain type CAD files for model aircraft engines, particularly the Fox Stunt 35?
I'd be happy to trade any like files I have.

thanks,
catdaddy

If you haven't already received an email with what you need I have it..

Catdaddy: I was told that a company called RJL or MECOA might have some drawing files of older engines. I don't know much about it but you might try MECOA as a searchword. Have fun.
Bob

Catdaddy,
As Bob said, go to mecoa.com and look on the site map for engineland museum. Look under American made engines up through 1960. They have a CAD drawing of the sand cast and the 1952 and newer. Perhaps you can use one of those. They would probably be glad to accept any CAD drawings you have also.
George

Thanks Guys!!!I got every thing I needed except a top view of the Fox 35. I'll keep searching and again thanks for the info and Bob, thanks for the parts drawing...very neat. I may sit down and build a parts library... when I have the time

Now that I am in the office and can look up the email, I can give credit where credit is due. The original Parts.DWG file came from Pat Johnston.. He was very helpful when I was drawing the TwistMaster.
Thanks Pat..

Serendippity or whatever. Two days ago I was looking through an old Air Trails and in it is a first review of the "new" Fox .29, .29R, and .35 stunt. It has 3 views. Would you like me to sent you a copy via snail mail?? Ty M>

I forgot to mention this is a 1950 issue, the engines have 4 bolt heads and a 3 bolt back plate. Big ugly square exhaust. They were made in California.