I am building a model that is replaced by a better kit. I have an old TBY vacuform that was started a while back. Later I obtained a more elaborate resin kit. However, the fact I have an excellent reference book coupled with how wide open the cockpit of this aircraft led me to see this vacuform kit as an ideal guide for work on other vacuform kits I have that still are the only example of a particular aircraft such as the XP-54 kit I have.
Here is my question. How does one handle the measurements of the many excellent views I have in the TBY book? The basic lay out is dealt with with precision, eg, how long is the aircraft, wing span. Yet I am stumped about thing that have photos are drawings taken at an angle. Is an educated guess the best bet? Since the TBY is a USN aircraft should I look for similarities for better documented aircraft. Perhaps finding out how big a seat , a radio, a throttle is?
TIA
Big Al Cherer