Re: Scanning a wing.

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Paul,

It might be easier if you were to find out the wing section. These
are usually standard and referenced but hybrids do exist.
Alternatively use photogrammy. It should be ideal for this
application "Rather than a horses head" and is available here at
Newcastle and at other places.

> Dear list,
>
> How would one go about scanning a full size airplane wing?
>
> We would like any suggestions. We are looking for data to produce surface iges files.
>
> paul
> paulb@laserrepro.com
>
> matt
> mlucas@laserrepro.com
>
> Thanks!
>
>

Regards

Ron.Jamieson

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