Motocar's Cutaway drawings

[southwestforests]

can you give me more information about that friend? The exchange of information and data

There isn't any data to give, it is merely that they live in the region and have an interest in aircraft and would enjoy learning of this plane and enjoy the cutaway illustration.

 

[Motocar]

There isn't any data to give, it is merely that they live in the region and have an interest in aircraft and would enjoy learning of this plane and enjoy the cutaway illustration.

Ok, thanks, I thought it was something in particular.

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway McDonnell Douglas TA-4 SU Super Skyhawk, the strange version of the A4-SU fighter trainer of the Singapore Air Force, modifications made by the local company Singapore Aircraft Industries, with an elongated fuselage to install a second cabin but completely separated after the original, giving it an unattractive but very original appearance and perfectly valid for its mission of training pilots in that system, author Mike Badrocke and modified by Motocar.

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Douglas A4D prototype of what would ultimately be called "Scooter", an attack aircraft that would fill the history books of aerial combat, seeing action in Vietnam, the Middle East and the Malvinas, here I leave you an early interpretation of that prototype from the mid-1950s, its author being the illustrator R. Turner, retouched by Motocar to unite both images

 

[Motocar]

Repost Cutaway Leduc

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway I.A.R.80 Jumo 211, the only aircraft built as a prototype after being modified to install a 12-cylinder "V" Jumo 211 engine, sought to have greater power than with the LeRohne 14 radial engine, only that solitary example was built, the Soviet advance and The end of the Second World War ended with the initiative to give the Romanian military aviation a higher performance fighter due to the availability of Jumo 211 engines that equipped the Heinkel He-111 bombers, author not indicated and modified by Motocar to recreate this unknown Romanian project.

 

[Motocar]

Render cutaway MiG I-320. Shared from https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/mig-i-320.35753/ and retouched by Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Mikoyan Gurevich MiG I-70, heavy fighter project to respond to the requirement for a heavy interceptor, equipped with a large radar in the style of Soviet firms with separate antennas, one in the center of the conical radome and the other composed of three elliptical antennas that rotated, designed from the beginning to carry heavy air-to-air missiles to face the threat of the bombers of the Strategic Air Command and the British "V" forces of nuclear deterrence, author not indicated and retouched by Motocar

 

[Pioneer]

Cutaway Mikoyan Gurevich MiG I-70, heavy fighter project to respond to the requirement for a heavy interceptor, equipped with a large radar in the style of Soviet firms with separate antennas, one in the center of the conical radome and the other composed of three elliptical antennas that rotated, designed from the beginning to carry heavy air-to-air missiles to face the threat of the bombers of the Strategic Air Command and the British "V" forces of nuclear deterrence, author not indicated and retouched by Motocar

Very nice!

I like the inclusion of #62 - the ARS-57 4-round FFAR automatic launcher!!

Regards
Pioneer

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Tupolev Tu-104Sz Samolot, shared from book "Samolot Bombowy Tu-16" by authors Jerzy Grezegorzewski and Dom Widawniczy Bellona, author drawing unknow and retouched by Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway McDonnell Model 119, author not indicated and retouched by Motocar

 

[AIRTUFA21]

Sezione Tupolev Tu-144 , autore non identificato e ritoccato, lo modificherò presto per sistemare un gran numero di difetti, ad esempio la dimensione delle ruote e il loro numero, la lunghezza dei motori, e aggiungerò il design della presa d'aria e del suo condotto accanto al vero vano del carrello di atterraggio molto più compatto. Motocar

Salve, credo che questo interessante spaccato sia stato pubblicato a colori all'interno di una rivista d'aviazione degli anni 70 e che poi sia apparso all'interno del libro intitolato "Tupolev Tu-144 : The Soviet Supersonic Airlainer". Indubbiamente l'ignoto autore commise diversi errori, compresa l'errata ubicazione dei serbatoi. Sarebbe bello se lei in futuro potesse e/o volesse postare la sua variante corretta. Grazie per avere postato il cutaway.

 

[Arjen]

@AIRTUFA21 Could you please modify/repost your reply in English? I don't use auto-translate on this site, your reply is presented in Italian to me.

 

[AIRTUFA21]

Sure, sorry I'll translate my message right away: hello, I believe this interesting cutaway was published in color in an aviation magazine in the 70s and then appeared in the book titled "Tupolev Tu-144: The Soviet Supersonic Airlainer". Undoubtedly the unknown author made several mistakes, including - perhaps - the wrong location of the tanks. It would be nice if you could to post his corrected variant in the future. My dream would be to admire a cutaway of the Boeing 2707-300 latest version. Thanks for posting the cutaway.

 

[Motocar]

I have been searching for quite some time without success for the schematic section of the Grumman J2F-5 "Duck" amphibious utility plane. I would be very grateful if a friend could share it with me here. Motocar
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Searching continue....! Thanks

 

[Motocar]

Salve, credo che questo interessante spaccato sia stato pubblicato a colori all'interno di una rivista d'aviazione degli anni 70 e che poi sia apparso all'interno del libro intitolato "Tupolev Tu-144 : The Soviet Supersonic Airlainer". Indubbiamente l'ignoto autore commise diversi errori, compresa l'errata ubicazione dei serbatoi. Sarebbe bello se lei in futuro potesse e/o volesse postare la sua variante corretta. Grazie per avere postato il cutaway.

Tupolev Tu-144 section, unidentified author and retouched, I will modify it soon to fix a large number of defects, for example the size of the wheels and their number, the length of the engines, and I will add the design of the air intake and its duct next to the real landing gear bay much more compact. Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Tribute. I just found out about the passing of Mike Badrocke on 9/24/2024 at 9:58 am Venezuela time.
I modestly confess that his work inspired me a lot, remember I am self-taught in this type of drawings that I do more out of passion for aviation than for economic benefits. Thank you Mike for your work and teachings. Rest in peace knowing that you were the light that illuminated a path for many followers.
A life with a long and prolific work, full of achievements shared through unpublished images in each of his works, the development of great techniques to make his iconic images in his spectacular works.

 

[Motocar]

Repost Cutaway Yakolev Yak-38

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Aero Orion 801/802 autor unreadable and retouched by Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Sukhoi PAK T-50/Su-57 author Daniel Jorns and retouched by Motocar added missile R-37

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Miles M-20, the desperate fighter along with the Martin Baker MB-1, were simple and robust fighters that had fixed landing gear but still adequate performance for the purpose of equipping the RAF with hundreds of fighters to face the imminent Nazi threat of the invasion of the British Isles, they were armed with a battery of 8 7.62 mm machine guns that would give them great firepower at the cost of having to get close to their opponent (who were not heavily armed either initially only the Bf-109 had a 20 mm cannon in the hub), fear became reality and with the help of radar it was possible to face the waves of Nazi fighters and bombers, optimizing the use of their fighters that included the Hurricane and Spitfire. Author not indicated and retouched by Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Nord Griffon II by jean Perard

 

[Motocar]

From my old paper files, ideas from the 90's about a racing ramjet, I only left it in those blurry strokes, I had studied that type of propulsion (which I am still studying today), maybe later I will take it up again and give it a well-deserved schematic cut...! Motocar

 

[Motocar]

Cutaway Northrop P-56, author Mike Badrocke and Retoched by Motocar