really nice !
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That is gorgeous! Not sure I would’ve ever thought to cut/engrave on multiple layers like you did here—thank you so much for sharing!
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That looks terrific. I’d like to do something similar for the P-51 Mustang some day.
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i love that idea. It would look really cool if you took @macphee’s model and removed the part callouts and put them on a front edge lit acrylic piece.
I can’t wait to give it a try.
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ooooooOOOOOOoooo.
Aawwwwwww.
Wwoooowwwwww.
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Amazing. This brings so many ideas to mind.
Funny @Rita I had the same thought about those books. I loved those with the transparent pages with opaque ink screened on.
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Hi neighbor! I grew up in Taylor (next door, as it were). 
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I can’t stop staring at this! I just love these old planes!
That engraving is looking great too!
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Really awesome. The layering effect is something that really makes things pop. Similar to some of the work we’ve seen with paper art. Keep it up!
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While I found mine with a search engine digging through images, I was able to find the original source which seems to come in even higher resolution. They had a spitfire: http://www.flightglobalimages.com/supermarine-spitfire-mk-1a-cutaway-drawing/print/1570935.html
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Yeah, I was actually thinking the reverse. Wood skin over an edge lit acrylic skeleton
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Thanx! My GF is going to be SO busy the first several months!
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Hah! My wife’s from Taylor. Graduated from Kennedy in 86.
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That looks sooooooo awesome!
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Wow! That brought back memories. I did drafting work on these 25+ years ago:
That’s going on the to-do list.
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That is a beautiful bench! I’m super jealous.
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Made a quick trip home to visit my parents yesterday and got a photo of an Arleigh Burke class destroyer at Bath Iron Works.
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Ahhh-Oooooo-Gah! Simply stunning! 
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Out of likes for the day, so here’s a hearty Bravo Zulu!
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