S-61N - In search of accurate blueprint/3-way views

[Lt.Fubar]

For last 3 weeks I'm looking for accurate drawings of the Sikorsky S-61N, with little success, asking for them here is just one of last resorts - the other two are simply asking the Sikorsky and Carson

It's actually amazing. It's 40+ years old airframe, quite popular and apparently will fly forever... yet there are almost no accurate blueprints / 3-way view drawings around. I have few from the 1970s Airfix modelers magazine, and one kinda official looking and labeled "general arrangement" which have good general dimensions, but shapes are way off, plus few other from various places, but unusable for my work (3D graphics).

Do anyone have something sure and unquestionable about its accuracy ?

[Flying Bull]

Hi Lt. Fubar,

ever tried http://www.the-blueprints.com/ ?

use the search function on the page - modern planes helicopters or so ;-)
or
http://www.the-blueprints.com/index....a-b/1731/view/
or
http://www.the-blueprints.com/index....n-z/5607/view/

if you need it accurate - verctorize the picture and you can play around with it as needed.

Greetings Flying Bull

[Lt.Fubar]

Yes, I tried, but those are Sea Kings, S-61N is different, longer fuselage, different floats, different vertical stabilizer, different main rotor head - just for start

[unstable load]

Long ago, Flight Magazine used to do cut-outs in their mag. Try calling them to rummage in the archives.

[Bravo73]

Originally Posted by unstable load

Long ago...

They still do. Flight had a cutaway poster of the 'new' Chinook in last week's edition.

And I think that you're right in saying that you can buy old editions of the posters.

[toolguy]

http://www.flightglobal.com/imagearc...N+with+details

[Bravo73]

Bingo!

[Lt.Fubar]

Yup I checked it... although, my needs are bigger than that

That type of isometric drawing usually have some issues with proportions, and what I truly need right now, are accurate 3-way view drawings

Don't bother searching Internet for it... I have them all already and I'm still not satisfied

[airmail]

For last 3 weeks I'm looking for accurate drawings of the Sikorsky S-61N, with little success, asking for them here is just one of last resorts - the other two are simply asking the Sikorsky and Carson

It's actually amazing. It's 40+ years old airframe, quite popular and apparently will fly forever... yet there are almost no accurate blueprints / 3-way view drawings around. I have few from the 1970s Airfix modelers magazine, and one kinda official looking and labeled "general arrangement" which have good general dimensions, but shapes are way off, plus few other from various places, but unusable for my work (3D graphics).

Do anyone have something sure and unquestionable about its accuracy ?

I think that you have basically answered your own question - if you need diagrams as accurate as you say you do, and the links aren't good enough, then you need to approach Sikorsky/Carson and buy copies of the blueprints. Neither of those companies, for various reasons, would let drawings as you describe freely available on the net.