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Scanning Old Plans

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Monty

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Location
Fayetteville, AR / USA
After a bonsai 2.5 day insane trip to Ontario, I have a new project in my hangar. The sheet metal work is very nice, unfortunately the state of the plans is not that great. There are only about 5 of these airplanes flying and I would like to preserve the plans. Anybody know anything about scanning large full size plans?

I feel like an archeologist....
 
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