*note - layout implies that the pieces are layed out and ready for plotting
	most of the time the original un-offset pieces are on different layers
	that have been frozen
	All drawings are in AutoCAD R14
arms.dwg - copy of a couple dozen replacement arms
arms.plt - plotfile of same

base.dwg - drawing of the base pieces
baselay.dwg - layout of two different lengths of base pieces
baselay.plt - plotfile of same

newsnake.dwg - drawing of the pieces of the original (smaller) segment
cutlay.dwg - layout of original (smaller) segment
cutlay.plt - plotfile of same
cutlay1.dwg - has both offset and original sized pieces for the segments
cutlay2.dwg - layout of two segments
cutlay2.plt - plotfile of same

eyesock.dwg - drawings of the eye sockets
eyelay.dwg - layout of two eye sockets
eyelay.plt - plotfile of same

snakhead.dwg - drawing of the head pieces of the snake
headlay.dwg - layout of a single head piece, also pieces that complete the processor segment
headlay.plt - plotfile of same

snakproc.dwg - drawings of the processor segment
layproc14.dwg - layout of two processor segments
		uses the spare pieces from layhead.plt to complete both segments
taillay.dwg - layout of tail piece (with extra base piece)
taillay.plt - plotfile of same