That last image was exactly what I needed, thank you.
Also, I've got two more aircraft I'd like to add to the list. Like the Ferret, these fighters never existed. Both are designated F-19, one is called the Aurora, the other is the Specter. Each was designed by a model company (Testors/Italeri the Specter, Monogram the Aurora), before the F-117 was made public, so they are both very innacurate, but I think they're cool. The biggest problem is that, while both kits sold very well, and there are plenty of images of them available, none of those are line-drawings, and therefore difficult for me to use. If anyone knows where I can find 3-view images, even if they're not line drawings, please let me know.
Meanwhile, I still haven't begun on the F-105 yet. I anticipate a bit of a problem when it comes to the intakes as well. My models tend to have flat wings that are simply two sides glued together. The F-105's intakes are built into the wing root, meaning the intakes need to be three dimensional. We'll see what happens, I do have a few ideas.
The good news is that the rest of the F-105 should be particularly easy to design. The TIFF images I downloaded from one of those links one of you generously provided are huge, meaning the lines on this model should be crisp, unlike the majority of my models so far. It should be a pleasure to build the finished model (assuming I get those intakes sorted out).
I expect to release three versions: Camo, Plain Metal, and Thunderbirds.
Edi: Thank you for the suggestions! It seems like for every one model I make another two are added to the list.
I wasn't going to design the F-104 actually, because there is already a model of it in a very similar scale available for free at
Kancho's Paper Wings - downloadable Cardmodels! If you really want it, I can design it though. It would probably be slightly easier to build.