*설명을 번역하다가.. 실력은 일천하고 문장마저 껄끄러워서 그만두었습니다 ^^; 뭐, 해석에는 문제 없을겁니다. 1/32 scale models of the Hanger bays of the Akron and Macon Quarters of officers and sick bay at top.Hangar is still under construction at this point. Looking down on completed hangar. Sparrow hawk is ready to be lowered down on its trapeze. The "fuzzyness" of the image is due to the mesh that covers the hanger and living quarters. Looking forward with spare Sparrow hawk stored in port side corner. Enlisted men's quarters are to the left. The men had windows that looked out on the hangar so they could keep an eye on things. Note the remover wheels from one of the stored aircraft. They actually did this to save weight on the airplanes and thus increased their range and top speed! Since they only were meant to dock with the airships, no wheels were needed. Here's a Sparrow hawk ready to launch. The Aircraft would be lowered first and then an electrical cable dropped to the pilot. The pilot would plug it in, start the engine, disconnect and then fly away! Here a Sparrow hawk is halfway deployed by the trapeze. Note the tail clamp to keep plane steady. Model of the Akron Air Dock in Ohio Here is the skeleton put together. There are 11 arches and each arch is made up of 10 pieces. Outer skin is being applied. Plans drawn up by Ed are visible in the bottom right. More panels added including the one with the window cutouts. Clamshell doors are built and added. Both ends open. Here the hangar get it coat of paint. The finished hangar with an end on view. The blimp gives it some scale. The Red and white tower is the nose crane to bring the ship safely in and out of the hanger.