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I'm in Highschool, not a naval expert alot, more like an aviator historian and pilot of some sort..

Here is how a battleship refitted with modern sensors and weapon systems looks like:

Tiny suggestion, draw a real ship, it helps give a feel of what's what and how things work. Despite years of hard work from everyone there are still hundreds/thousands of drawings to complete

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"Loitering on the High Seas" (Named after the good ship Rodondo)
There's no such thing as "nothing left to draw" If you can down 10 pints and draw, you're doing alright by my standards

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Well said mate,

Well it is a fictional ship that I had for years, the UCS Charles C is the C model of the UCS Charles just like naming USS Enterprise with letters in Star Trek :/

Boeing777, what you need to do now is put the proper credits on the first image. This is non-negotiable.

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Umm ok :\

And becouse I anticipate Rhade complaining on the fonts before long( ), here are the correct ones. Copy and Paste:

The big letters are for the nationality and name, the small for which artists contributed to the drawing(i.e. the artists whose work you've used(and you off cource)
The correct crediting should be:
UCN, Bismarck class, UCS Charles C (2013)
(ALVAMA, Boeing777)

Also, don't feel discouraged by the replies to this thread. If you just spend some time researching you will soon be fine.

Ok, I will try