stupid question

[JaKoB]

What are the three different views called in the blue print of an aircraft?
I.E. the top view, profile view and the front view. I know there's a
specific name for each of the "three" views but I can't remember them.
Sorry for the dumb question, but this is bugging me. Thanks for any help!

Jakob <*}}}><

[Robert Little]

I wasn't aware that the different sides of an orthographic drawing had
individual names other than the six of which you described three of. I'm
stumped on this one. RL

"JaKoB" <jakob.jc@gmail......> wrote in message
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> What are the three different views called in the blue print of an
> aircraft?
> I.E. the top view, profile view and the front view. I know there's a
> specific name for each of the "three" views but I can't remember them.
> Sorry for the dumb question, but this is bugging me. Thanks for any help!
>
> Jakob <*}}}><
>
>
>

[Todd Trainor]

Aeronca (circa 1927 to 1951) called them Three-View drawings. There
are a few listed at
http://www.aeronca.com/dwgs/drawing_index.asp?SC=m&B1=Search&R1=Standard&R2=All
but none of the three-view drawings are available. But it does give
you an idea of the names of the drawings.