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Plan view CAD block of a four-engine wide-body airliner with swept wings and four underwing engines
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Four-Engine Wide-Body Airliner Plan

Top view of a 70 m four-engine wide-body jet, one 283-line block scaled down onto a small sheet.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
5.5 × 5.8 m (width × height)
Entities
2 — 1 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
furn
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
52 KB
Updated

About this block

The drawing is a single insert of a block named 02PAIR03, 283 lines that trace a wide-body airliner from above: a long fuselage, swept wings carrying four underwing engine pods, a swept fin and the tailplane behind it. Inside the block definition the aircraft is drawn at full size in inches, 2,782 by 2,459 in, which works out at 70.7 m long with a 62.5 m span. The insert then shrinks it about five hundred times, so the whole aeroplane sits in a 5.5 unit frame on layer furn.

Airport masterplans, apron and stand layouts and airfield site plans are where a jet this size earns its keep, usually at 1:500 or 1:1000 where the wingspan sets the stand spacing. Set the insert X, Y and Z scale back to 1 and the aircraft returns to full size in inches at one unit to the inch; multiply that by 0.0254 to work in metres, or by 25.4 for a millimetre drawing. Keep it on a site or entourage layer so it plots grey behind the buildings.

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Questions

How big is the aircraft?

Full size inside the block definition: 2,782 by 2,459 inches, or 70.7 m long with a 62.5 m wingspan. The insert is scaled down so it fits a small sheet.

How do I get it back to real size?

Select the insert and set its scale to 1, which gives inches, then multiply by 0.0254 if your drawing is in metres.