Shipbucket

have to relax a bit before I do more:

Very nice!

-Matt

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#FJB

May I suggest you change out those very tiny excuses of propellers to, say the ones that are on the QE-class? Otherwise it's coming along handsomely; I especially like the attention to detail in drawing the various ships' boats.

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"WhyMe" did these small boat.

QE prop... Okay will use them!

Ise class (IJN Hyūga as build) to do:



IJN Ise (With Pagoda (1928-1929)) I think I'm finish!:



Ise class (in 1943) to do




And a never-build (This was one of the original ideas for the Ise class) to do:

It would be inadequate to even call it superb.

Thanks "Klagldsf"


Oh I just noticed that I forgot to change the propellers.

Very nice work on the Ise...and as to the original idea, excuse the language, but WTF?! Talk about a port-heavy ship! Moving that pagoda to one side would've done nothing but seriously throw off the center of gravity. Still, this is a very interesting photo, as it's the first pic I've ever seen of an original Ise-class conversion, so thanks for posting it.

With your permission, I will post the photo on an IJN message board to share with some of my fellow IJN enthusiasts.

-Matt

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#FJB

Nice work, but I cannot understand why you've let the boom that extracts from the padoga so unfinished and crude compared to the rest of the work?

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Oh i forgot to give it some shading.