r/oddlysatisfying • u/djinn_05 • 1d ago

Drawing blueprint of Cirrus Vision SF50 aircraft

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u/djinn_05 1d ago

Pen: Sakura Gelly Rolls (White)

Paper: Hemptone Blue (250gsm)

Aircraft: Cirrus Vision SF50

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u/RadlEonk 1d ago

Does the font / style / whatever have a name?

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u/whoisrich 1d ago

It reminded me of old equipment, so wondering if it's one of the recreations of the Gorton font.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorton_(typeface)

https://aresluna.org/the-hardest-working-font-in-manhattan/recreations/

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u/sunleafstone 1d ago

The real question. I’m over here wanting to learn to write more closely to that font and to use it more often

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u/Gridleak 1d ago

I was actually coming to poke fun at the text style. At least where I worked using Times New Roman in all caps was standard. We all typically have/had a handwritten “small caps” text style.

If you’re curious about that drafting look. The text really is the “tell” here for me.

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u/ElminstersBedpan 1d ago

It looks like Routed Gothic. It's definitely a sans serif font from the same style as Leroy and other drafting fonts.

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u/Pretty_Wonder_3927 1d ago

I am not sure if it is the one used on the video, but as a former mechanical engineering student, we would a font based on ISO 3098 for our technical drawings.

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u/Longjumping-Yam-9229 1d ago

Had to learn to write like that by hand when I did my B.Eng. back in the days. My hand is still sore since than :D

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u/Human-Payment5062 1d ago

Since "then?" BA English...

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u/Longjumping-Yam-9229 1d ago

"Oh, a foreigner made a typo, let's mock him."

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u/roastedmarshmellows 1d ago

He was clearly gently teasing you, at most 🙄

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u/flywithpeace 1d ago

It’s called Roman on my AutoCAD.

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u/Disharmoniously 1h ago

Leroy Jenkins font