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Sweet!!!

Gonna depend on what software you are using... Something like Krita (FREE) will use layers and you could have one part in place import the other as a new layer and set the transparency so you can see through it...move it into place and reset the transparency... ala windows aligned!

I LIKE it!!

I also add all my best wishes and prayers to you and your wife. I had to live through this as well, twice and understand what you two are going through!

He has a Youtube channel as well as Facebook... Several are featured on Canon Creative

Let me also welcome you to Zealot! If you ever have any questions Just Ask! Someone will always be happy to help!

Just about! Of course not all the ones I want for myself!

Well, I will put it this way...I have one modeled up using references and it is almost exactly the same as yours...Front windscreen and landing gear are just a bit off from the plan ( didn't have it when modeled)... So I would say you are about as close as you can get without actual Blue-prints...

Have you looked at the SR-71a Flight Manual? It gives the flow diagram of the Pratt and Whittney Engines... Nice Video HERE

My Vote is YES!

Well, I am glad you made it and Welcome you to Zealot... If you could..tell us a bit about yourself...What areas of interest, what you would like to build or what you have built, with pix!

That cockpit turned out Fantastic!!!

Howdy and Welcome to Zealot! Like I always say, " If you got questions, just ask"! Someone will always be able to help!!

That is a GREAT Print!!

Happy Birthday!! Surprise!!!

I always refer to my... Sherman sheets to follow along!! You are doing GREAT... will really HELP if I ever get around to this GREAT model!

This is GREAT NEWS for everyone!!! Congrats on getting things back up and running..we here know EXACTLY how much work is involved!! :Bravo::Bravo:

Well, Gee...That turns out to be an ALMOST exact build-up of what I just worked up..although I inserted the Wings into the Nacels and added a small pocket... Was just getting to the formers...