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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 1996.
Re: REQUEST: ascii of a plane

Re: REQUEST: ascii of a plane


In a previous article, agl...@minyos.its.rmit.EDU.AU (John Agliozzo) said:
>I desperately NEED an ascii of a plane. Preferably a Jumbo jet or
>something. Anyway some sort of plane you travel in not a fighter plane or
>anything.

If you want to see my huge collection, point your web browser to 
http://www.servtech.com/public/ptomblin/planes.html
There are over 350 planes there.

Here's a small sample:

 _________________________          _____
|                         \          \ U \__      _____
|   by Keith Barr          \__________\   \/_______\___\_____________
|   bar...@ncar.ucar.edu     /          < /_/   .....................  `-.
|_________________________/            `-----------,----,--------------'
                                                 _/____/

   Generic Airliner (B-747?)  ____
   Carl Dimelow              \   ~-_
   c.d...@ic.ac.uk         \    ~.
                               \_____\___________________,-~~~~~~~`-.._
                               /     o O o o o o O O o o o o o o O o o )
                               ~-.__        ___..----..            _.-~
                                    ~~~---~~___________)---------~~
                                              ==(__D


                                                                         _____
    DC10-30                                                             / ___/
    Enrico Piazza                                                     /  /  /
    lab...@ingfi1.ing.unifi.it                                      /   /  /
                                                                  /    /  /
                                                           __ __/_____/_ /____
                                                          ]  ] DC10-30 ----_!
      ___________/!_______________________________________]__]_______------'
     /                                                          ____--   /
   /||| II O O O II O O O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O_O O O II O O_O-________/
 <|     II       II     ]  ]   [-----,-----'          II   ____----
   \--------------------]__]___[-----'---------------------


                                        x
    Airbus A-310                        |
    Jean Francois Gillot                |
    j.f...@cern.ch                  |
                                        |
                                    ___---___
                             =====.'  _____  `.=====
                                  | [_______] |
                                  |           |
    \___________________________ -.    (X)    .- ___________________________/
        `---------------|-----__|  \         /  |__-----|----------------'
                        -        `--`_______'--'        -
                      [   ]      ||     |     ||      [   ]
                        -        ||     |     ||        -
 _______________________________[MM]___[M]___[MM]_______________________________




-- 
Paul Tomblin, Freenet News Administrator.  Currently living in Rochester, NY
"I'm cruising down the Information Superhighway in high gear... Surfing the
waves of the Digital Ocean.. Exploring the uncharted regions of Cyberspace!"
"Actually, you're sitting on your butt staring at a computer screen." - TT

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From: ab4...@freenet2.carleton.ca (Paul Tomblin)
Subject: Re: REQUEST: ascii of a plane
Date: 1996/10/09
Message-ID: <53gq8d$cn...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>#1/1
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sender: ab4...@freenet2.carleton.ca (Paul Tomblin)
references: <53dqn9$km...@aggedor.rmit.EDU.AU>
organization: Tomblin Computer Consulting, Rochester, NY and Ottawa, Ontario
newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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