I found this Italian site with tonnes of cutaways the other day.
Cutaways seem a popular search term.
There are other cutaways (tanks, submarines) but it is mostly planes.
Back to work.
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January 10, 2010
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Information Graphics Links
- Alberto Cairo
- Cool Infographics
- Edward Tufte and Graphics Press
- Fernando Rubio Ilustrador
- Infographics News
- information aesthetics - data visualization & visual design
- Information Is Beautiful
- John Grimwade Information Graphics
- Junk Charts
- Mark Bryson
- Michael Agar - iGraphics explained
- Nigel Holmes - Explanation Graphics - the power of pictures
- Random Etc. - Notes to self. Work, play, and the rest.
- Shan Carter - NYT
- stamen design
- Strange Maps
- The Simpleton
- Will Stahl-Timmins Med Viz
That's a great site! And you might also like: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Line_drawings_of_aircraft
Posted by: Chris Campbell | January 20, 2010 at 09:50 AM
thats a good call Chris - Ive got some books arriving soon on the
matter and ill post them too
Posted by: Max Gadney | January 20, 2010 at 11:46 AM