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Old 4 September 2003, 03:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello!

What is a good source to give to an artist to draw a few observation balloons of different nationality? Possibly with color schemes? It seems that there is nothing on the Net, but if you know a good book that is worth buying...

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Yust to be clear: a place like http://204.83.160.230/archive/b/archive3.htm#kites is fantastic. But I also need technical drawing from above and color schemes/info.

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Rosemont hobbies makes vac models of some. So I don't know if the pics of the finished models will be of help?





Also Rosebuds site has a list of balloon images,,, http://204.83.160.230/archive/b/archive3.htm#kites *Scroll down till you get to "Kite Balloons" ... {EDIT} I see you already have found this link... :'(

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Rosemont hobbies makes vac models of some. So I don't know if the pics of the finished models will be of help?
Yes... great, thanks!

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I used to make games for an Alitalia magazine. In one, you had several numbers and you should match with their meaning: Red Baron victories, lenght of first Wright brother's flight, lenght of a 747... If I am not wrong, their flight was 36 meters long and the 747 was 72 meters long. Exactly twice...
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