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[Pelvisgt]

Hi TMF,

I am in need of some 2D technical drawings of all angles (top both sides and front and back if possible) it is for a 3D model I am creating for a unit at uni.

I can only find low quality plans online and wondered if anyone had any high quality or some AutoCAD drawings (.dwg) files, this would be amazing !!


Thanks again

ps. I am not making any personal gain from this just for a project !

[Pelvisgt]

any AutoCAD guys out there pretty please ?!?!

[Kwik]

hi

im a 6thform student still but have had quite a bit of experiance in solidworks...

i vaguely remember seeing a solidworks model on the net (which you pay for) to download...

try googling for solidworks models.

apart from that i dont know of anywhere... how about emailing companies like KAD, as they engineer parts they must know some of the dimensions etc...

[jwb_moto]

pm deathrow he might be able to help, if not theres a link to a japanese website in the news section of this months miniworld magazine

[Cerberus]

Is this of any help

Clicky


*edit*
Damn, just noticed you've got to pay for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*edit2*
bloody hell, €10 for one drawing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



There are others in the list, all of the 'non-vector' ones are pathetically small sizes.


I think I'll be doing this, to go towards my final year project at uni. I'm making a car simulation, realistic physics etc, and I might use a mini as I can get the measurements from mine, and its quite a boxy shaped car, so the wind resistance calcs should be pretty accurate with a good guess,


Just found this

Edited by Cerberus, 26 October 2010 - 03:15 PM.

[Brams96]

Will this help?

[Bramham89]

Got this but I don't know if it's any good:

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[Pelvisgt]

Thanks everyone this is good stuff.

I am creating it in 3ds max so i am going to use the blueprints as a basis for the model.

This is good stuff keep it coming

[Pelvisgt]

Is this of any help

Clicky


*edit*
Damn, just noticed you've got to pay for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*edit2*
bloody hell, €10 for one drawing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



There are others in the list, all of the 'non-vector' ones are pathetically small sizes.


I think I'll be doing this, to go towards my final year project at uni. I'm making a car simulation, realistic physics etc, and I might use a mini as I can get the measurements from mine, and its quite a boxy shaped car, so the wind resistance calcs should be pretty accurate with a good guess,


Just found this

Thats perfect !

once I have completed it I can do requests for people if they need or would like to have a visuliation of there mini

[Deathrow]

Those are the same blueprints I was using when I started my model.

Just be cautious as I found they didn't line up properly in some cases which was a bit frustrating.

[mini93]

what type of model are you creating? On Catia theres a free hand surfacing function where if you have an arial view, side view, front and rear view you can create a surface, its a simple thin surface without a thickness but might be able to give you a base if solid works has that kinda function