We’ll pick up where we left off in part 4 with a nearly completed half of the aircraft and we’ll begin adding some of the aircraft’s details using some essential modeling techniques, as well as a few advanced techniques like the Circular Pattern command. Welcome to the final part of our 5 Part series where we are celebrating the anniversary of Charles Lindbergh’s historic feat by modeling his Spirit of St. Throughout this series, we’ll fly through lessons on how to work off imported images, and we’ll use a series of extrusions, lofts, and sweeps to model the Spirit of St. To celebrate the anniversary of Lindy’s achievement we’re showing SOLIDWORKS users how to model a 30” wingspan version of his iconic aircraft. Louis, from Long Island, New York to Paris, France. On May 20th and 21st, 1927 Charles Lindbergh, aka “Lucky Lindy”, made history by completing the first solo, nonstop, transatlantic flight piloting his monoplane, the Spirit of St.
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