No one here can help? Really?

[T-6]

Hi, guys.
This is the most knowledgeable bunch of people I've come across in a long time, So I'm surprised that noboby can help me. I've posted elsewhere here that I need the technical drawings and / or the maintenance instructions for a Spitfire teardrop canopy. It's to assist in the restoration of an FR. Mk.XIVe low back.
I also need to be pointed toward the stencils and secondary markings for a Mk.XIV Spitfire.

Another project we have going here is a RAF Fairchild Argus III (Fairchild 24/UC-61K). Any help with secondary markings for that one?

Hopefully posting here again like this will attract the proper persons attention.



Thanks, Guys

[freebird]

Where is the restoration being done?

{Sorry I'm not the one who can help with your request though }

[FLYBOYJ]

For the tear drop canopy, what maintenance instructions are you looking for?

[Airframes]

Had a look through some of my stuff, but nothing that really helps your requirements. Have you thought of checking out existing aircraft, and/or the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (RAF Conningsby, Lincs., U.K.)?
The latter could possibly help, especially with the stencil markings for the Spit. In the U.K., Spencer Flack owns (or at least did) G-FIRE the red, tear-drop canopied FRXIV, and Personal Plane Services, Booker Airfield, Bucks, U.K. are well known for their Spit (and other) restorations. And, of course, there are the various organisations, such as The Fighter Collection, at Duxford, Cambs., U.K.
I'm sure that the right approach to one of the above would provide at least guidance to a source, if not specific answers.

[Njaco]

Don't know if you've tried this site but it may have what you're looking for.

Spitfire Restoration - spitfire drawings for sale

and

Supermarine Spitfire Technical Plans