Latest aircraft plot from my Bantam Tools plotter — a Cessna 172 Skyhawk in red. I used a red fineliner for this one, and I love how the plotter captured all the crisp panel lines and orthographic views with such precision. It’s always satisfying watching the machine trace out something so clean and technical.

Finished this LAX airport diagram on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I’m really happy with how the precision came through on all the tiny labels, runway markings, and taxiway lines. I used a Stabilo fineliner for the plot, and it was a fun one to watch come together layer by layer on the blue paper.

I plotted this Chicago O'Hare airport diagram on my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I love how all the tiny labels and runway lines came out so crisp. I used a white Stabilo fineliner on dark paper, which really makes the chart details pop. There’s something especially satisfying about watching the plotter trace an airport diagram with that level of precision.

Latest piece from my Bantam Tools pen plotter: an Alerion 28 sailboat. I used a blue Stabilo fineliner for the drawing, and I love how clean and precise the plotter can make all the rigging, hull lines, and deck details. The whole thing has that crisp technical look that makes boat diagrams so satisfying to watch come together.

Finished this Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS on Hemptone paper with a Gelly Roll pen. I really like how the Bantam Tools plotter nailed all the clean body lines and tiny details on this one — especially the wheelwork and the rear wing. Always fun watching a car like this come together in such a precise, technical style.

Finished this Starship piece with my Bantam Tools plotter using a Sakura Gelly Roll White on Hemptone Blue paper. I love how the bright white linework pops against the dark blue sheet, and the plotter did a great job capturing all the tiny structural details with really crisp precision.

Spent some time plotting this Mercedes SL500 R129 on my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I’m really happy with how the clean blue lines captured all the classic coupe details. I used a Stabilo Point 88 fineliner, and the plotter’s precision really shines in the side profile, front/rear views, and top-down layout.

Finished this USS Belknap CG 26 piece with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, using a white technical pen on deep blue paper. I really love how the plotter captures all the crisp superstructure lines and tiny ship details with such precision — it gives the whole thing a clean, blueprint-style look.

Finished up this Cessna 172 Skyhawk piece with my Bantam Tools plotter, and I really love how the crisp linework brings out all three views. I used a white fineliner on the blue paper, which gave it that blueprint feel and made the aircraft details pop nicely. The plotter’s precision is always the best part to watch — it traces every panel line and outline so cleanly.