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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Oct 1995.
Re: test ascii graphics

Re: test ascii graphics

CLIF PENN (cli...@airmail.net) wrote:

: CONSTRUCTION:        
: 		Side Construction View of Body
: 						  |f|
: 	   cf  __  _______________L_________________
: 		  |                       p1      | |
: 		  a                               | a
: 		  |                               | |
: 		  |_________________________________|  front
: 		  |               |                 |
: 		  c               |                 b
: 		  |__      tube guide lines         |
: 		      .   -    _  |                 |
: 			   .        -    -        __|  ___
: 				  .       fin      /
: 					 .       /  |   d
: 					       /    |  ___
: a     b     c     d     e     f     L          | e  |
: 4"    5"    3"    4"    4"    2"    20"
: 10    13    8     10    10    5     51   cm.
: 
: 	 Front View  After Pasting Tubes            
: 						
:        Fin  Tube       Top      Tube   Fin      
:    p1       ______             ______        p4
:        ____(______)_____|_____(______)____
:        <d >|< b  >|< a >|                    p3
:    p2                   |_cf = center fold                
: 
: 
Yaay !  Go for it man !  I love Ascii Graphics. Watch out for
old Andrew the Kite Oracle though.  :-) :-)

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From: cfb...@southern.co.nz (Colin Douthwaite)
Subject: Re: test ascii graphics
Date: 1995/10/17
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