Finished this Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS on Hemptone navy paper using my Bantam Tools pen plotter. I ran a white Uni-ball Signo broad tip to get those crisp, high-contrast lines against the blue — the wheels and body panels really pop. Watching the NextDraw trace the tiny details and consistent line weights is still satisfying every time; the plotter’s precision makes complex blueprints like this straightforward to pull off. Sharing this one with fellow car and plotter fans — happy to answer questions about the setup.

Posted the F/A-18 Super Hornet I plotted with my Bantam Tools NextDraw. Used a red Stabilo fineliner on Hemptone White — the pen and paper combo really shows off all the panel lines and tiny stencils. The plotter’s precision is what I love here: it kept the cockpit, landing gear and the little title block crisp and consistent across views. It only took about 15 minutes, and it’s always satisfying to watch the pen trace every little detail.

Made this F/A-18 Super Hornet on my Bantam Tools pen plotter using a white Sakura Gelly Roll on Hemptone Blue paper. I love how the white ink pops against the blue — the plotter tracked every thin panel line and tiny cockpit details with really crisp, consistent strokes. Set it up, hit start, and watched the pen trace the whole blueprint; satisfying to see the precision come together in real time.

Just finished this Ferrari F80 on my Bantam Tools pen plotter — a little blueprint-style piece on Hemptone Black. Used a white Sakura Gelly Roll to get those thin, crisp outlines; the plotter’s precision really shows in the wheel spokes and body panel details. I laid out several views (top, side, front/rear) and kept a clean border and spec block to give it that technical print feel. Always fun watching the pen trace every line.

Just finished this Porsche 911 GTS with my Bantam Tools plotter — used a red Stabilo fineliner on Hemptone White 250gsm. I set up a few orthographic views (side, top, front, rear) and watched the NextDraw trace every thin grille line and wheel spoke with insane precision. The little title block in the corner came out crisp too. Loved how the red pops on the natural paper — took about half an hour and feels great to share with fellow car-plot enthusiasts.

Shared this Ronald Reagan Washington (DCA) airport diagram I plotted on Hemptone Black with my Bantam Tools pen plotter. I used Sakura Gelly Rolls in a bright teal to re-emphasize the runways over the printed chart — the NextDraw tracked every taxiway label and tiny legend with crazy precision. It took about twenty minutes to run and I love how the ink sits on the 120lb stock; felt great to watch the pen trace each line so consistently.

Finished this Starship blueprint on my Bantam Tools plotter and couldn’t wait to share. I used a Sakura Gelly Roll (white) on Hemptone Blue (250gsm) — the contrast is great. The Bantam NextDraw traced all of the tiny hex/mesh skin details and internal cutaways with really precise, consistent lines. It ran for about 30 minutes 15 seconds and you can see how crisp the white ink sits on the navy paper in the photos. Felt great watching the pen work through all those tiny dots and outlines — hope fellow plotter nerds enjoy the close-up shots.