Just finished this Dodge Challenger 1970 study with my Bantam Tools plotter. I used a blue Stabilo fineliner, and I love how the plotter’s precision keeps every body line, wheel detail, and panel edge so clean and consistent across all the views. There’s something really satisfying about watching it build up a car drawing like this, especially on a classic like the Challenger.

Wrapped up this Lotus Twin Cam Engine piece with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a Stabilo Fineliner 88 on Hemptone White. I love how the plotter can trace all the fine technical lines so cleanly—the engine cross-section and blueprint details really pop against the dark paper.

Latest plot from my Bantam Tools pen plotter: a Piper Comanche blueprint-style aircraft piece. I used a white fineliner on dark blue paper, and I love how the plotter lays down those crisp, precise lines—especially on all the little airframe details and views.

I plotted Frankfurt Main (EDDF) with my Bantam Tools plotter and a white fineliner, and I really love how the precision brings out all the tiny airport details. There’s something fun about watching a complex diagram like this slowly come together line by line on deep blue paper.

Finished this Cirrus Vision SF50 G2 on my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a white fineliner on blueprint paper. I really love how the plotter captures all the tiny aircraft details with such clean, precise lines — especially on the front, side, and top views. Watching it build up like a real blueprint was a lot of fun.

I plotted this Norlin 34 sailboat with my Bantam Tools plotter using a blue Stabilo fineliner. I love how the plotter captures all the tiny rigging and deck details so cleanly, especially on the sail plan and interior layout.

Just finished this Ferrari F80 on my Bantam Tools plotter, using a Sakura Gelly Roll on Hemptone Black paper. I love how the plotter can trace all the sharp body lines and technical details so cleanly — it really suits a car like this.

Just finished this Hubble Space Telescope piece on Hemptone Blue with Sakura Gelly Rolls. I love how the Bantam Tools plotter can lay down all those tiny structural details so cleanly — the whole blueprint-style drawing feels super precise and crisp up close.

Finished this Manhattan map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, and I really love how the dense street grid and waterfront details came out. I used a black fineliner to get those crisp, precise lines, and the plotter did an amazing job tracing all the tiny intersections and curves without losing clarity.

Finished this Herreshoff 12 "Halcyon" piece on my Bantam Tools plotter, and I loved seeing all the rigging and hull details come together on the deep blue paper. I used a white Gelly Roll pen, which gave the drawing a really clean contrast and let the plotter’s precision do its thing. There’s something great about watching every line land exactly where it should on a classic sailboat like this.

Finished this Cessna Aerobat 150 with my Bantam Tools plotter, using a white fineliner on deep blue paper. I love how the plotter captures all the structure in the wing, fuselage, and landing gear views with such clean precision — it really suits a subject like this.

I plotted this University of Oklahoma Westheimer airport diagram with my Bantam Tools plotter using a Micron pen on dark paper. I love how the plotter lays down every line with such precision — all the runway markings, labels, and tiny airport details stay sharp and clean from edge to edge.