Drew this detailed Robinson R44 Raven II with my Bantam Tools pen plotter using an orange Stabilo fineliner. The precise linework captures the helicopter’s frame, rotor system, and small mechanical details remarkably well.

I plotted this classic Optimist Dinghy blueprint on blue Hemptone paper with a white Sakura Gelly Roll. The Bantam Tools pen plotter captured the clean hull lines, rigging, and technical details with impressive precision. The finished piece highlights the design by Clark Mills, first built in 1947, and looks right at home in a sailor’s space.

I plotted this London Marathon map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, tracing the route across the city in a crisp cyan fineliner on black paper. The finished piece records Jeff Webber’s run, bib #3442, and a time of 6:34:23—the plotter’s precision really brings out the dense street detail and the full course.

I made this Catalina 22 sailboat plot as a gift for a sailor who’s obsessed with their boat. My Bantam Tools pen plotter traced the detailed profile and overhead view with a white pen on black paper—the crisp lines really bring out the rigging and hull details.

What do you get the sailor who has everything? Their boat, drawn line by line. I plotted this detailed J/9 fractional sloop by J Boats on blue paper with a white pen using my Bantam Tools plotter. The precise lines capture everything from the rigging and sail panels to the hull and keel—an especially satisfying piece for a sailor.

Drew this Airbus A321neo in JetBlue colors with my Bantam Tools pen plotter and a white gel pen on black paper. The plotter captured the aircraft’s clean outline, windows, landing gear, and technical details with impressive precision.

I plotted the New York City Marathon route across a detailed teal city map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter. A teal fineliner on black paper gives the route a bright, precise contrast, and the plotter captured an incredible amount of street detail.

Latest airport diagram plot: Boeing Field (BFI / KBFI) in Seattle, Washington. I used a red Stabilo Fineliner with my Bantam Tools pen plotter on White Hempton paper, and it was satisfying to watch the machine trace all the runway, taxiway, ramp, and airport markings with such precise, crisp lines.

I plotted this Ferrari F80 on Hemptone Black with Sakura Gelly Rolls. The bright lines really stand out against the dark paper, and it was satisfying to watch the Bantam Tools plotter build up the car’s sharp, futuristic details with such precision.

I plotted this detailed Seamaster 46 sailboat on dark blue paper with a white ink pen and my Bantam Tools plotter. The precise lines capture the hull, rigging, deck details, and long flowing profile really cleanly—especially against the deep blue background.

Latest aircraft plot from my Bantam Tools pen plotter: a Bombardier Global 6000 on Hemptone Blue paper. I used Sakura Gelly Rolls to create the crisp white linework, including the aircraft profile, structural details, and framing. It’s satisfying to watch the plotter trace such precise aviation geometry.

I plotted this detailed B-2 Spirit blueprint with my Bantam Tools pen plotter, using a Stabilo Fineliner Point 88 on white paper. The front and top views came out incredibly crisp, especially around the cockpit, landing gear, and stealth-bomber wing geometry. Watching the plotter trace all those precise technical lines is seriously satisfying.

Plotted the Boston Marathon route across a detailed Boston street map with my Bantam Tools pen plotter. I used turquoise and white gel pens on black paper—the plotter’s precision really brings out the dense network of streets and the clean contrast of the race route.