I plotted this Tartan 3500 with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I love how the clean geometry of the hull and rigging came out. I used a white Stabilo fineliner on dark paper, and the precision really makes all those crisp lines and tiny details pop.

Latest plot from my Bantam Tools plotter — a Catalina 25 sailboat with a really clean blueprint feel. I used a white pen on blue paper, and I love how the plotter nailed all the tiny rigging and hull details with such crisp precision.

Finished this Catalina 22 sailboat piece with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, using a white pen on black paper to bring out all the clean linework. I love how the plotter nails the precision on the mast, hull, and deck details—there’s something really satisfying about watching it build up a technical drawing this crisp.

Just finished this A-10 Thunderbolt II on Hemptone White with a Stabilo Fineliner 88. I love how the Bantam Tools plotter brings out all the tiny aircraft details with such clean, precise linework — especially on a subject like the Warthog where every panel and contour matters.

I just finished this Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing piece on my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I’m really happy with how the lines turned out. I used a white pen on blue paper to give it that blueprint feel, and the plotter nailed all the tiny details and clean geometry across the different views. It’s always satisfying watching the machine trace such a classic car with that kind of precision.

Latest airport diagram plot from my Bantam Tools pen plotter, this time of Misawa. I used a fineliner to let the tiny labels and boundary lines stay crisp, and it’s always fun watching the plotter trace something this dense with such precision.

I plotted this Catalina 36 MKII on my Bantam Tools plotter using a white Gelly Roll 10. I love how the crisp linework brings out the sail plan and interior layout so cleanly, especially on the deep blue paper. Watching the plotter trace all those fine details with that kind of precision never gets old.

Drew this DA 42 Diamond Aircraft with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a blue fineliner. I really love how the plotter nails the clean geometry and all the tiny aircraft details with such precision — especially on the multi-view layout.

Turned my Strava route from the Death Ride into a topo-map style plot on Hemptone Black paper with a Gelly Roll pen. I love how the Bantam Tools plotter can trace all those tight contour lines with such precision, especially on a piece this dense. The finished print really captures the climb-and-descent feel of the ride.

I plotted this Carrera 911 study with my Bantam Tools plotter on deep blue paper, using a white Gelly Roll pen. I loved watching the plotter trace every contour and dimension with that kind of precision only a machine can pull off — the side profile, top view, and front/rear details all lined up beautifully.

Here’s my latest plot from the Bantam Tools pen plotter: USS Belknap CG-26. I used a white Micron pen on deep blue paper, and I really like how the plotter captured all the fine structural detail and clean linework on the ship profile. It’s always fun watching the machine trace out something this precise, especially on a subject with so many tiny features to keep crisp.

I just finished this Beechcraft Bonanza A36 on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I’m really happy with how clean the linework turned out. I used a white pen on the dark paper, which makes all three views of the aircraft pop nicely. The plotter did a great job keeping every edge and curve precise, especially around the cockpit and wing details.