...are now DonationWare!

You can download the 386MB iso image here: http://www.geneb.org/pitkit/series_one_donationware.iso

It's all there, DXF files (saved in AutoCAD 2004 DXF format - if you can't open them with your CAD program, contact me), production images, the whole lot.

Enjoy!

g.

Wow, Thanks Gene. I don't have a CAD program but I'm guessing there may be something similar to a pdf reader that would let me see the dxf files.
Have a great day!
Derek

There are also PDF files that you can look at. They're designed to be printed on a full size plotter. They'll cost anywhere from $15-$40 to print all five sheets depending on where you go.

g.

Hi Gene, could you add some more info? Like what aircraft cockpit are the plans for (F-15?) and would electrical plans and how-to's be included? I think it would avoid downloads that would be deleted afterwards, if they find out it's not what they're looking for.

For AutoCAD files there's always Autodesk's own DWG TrueView, or if someone wants to make some changes to them they could use a 30-day ProgeCAD trial.

Good point.

The cockpit plans will show you how to build this:



It's patterned after an Me-109 and only covers the shell. Interior outfitting is up to the builder.

I should also note that it comes with a nearly 200 page manual on how to build it.

g.