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While I`m waiting for some parts for the Montana I decided to make this: The Norweigan High Speed Capacity boat M/S Skogøy.

Here she is in Bodø


Here is my drawing

There are some problems with your drawing in terms of the scale being off. The aft superstructure, and the bulwark below the bridge in particular...

Another question, the propeller looks tiny! Scaling?

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It`s not a big boat. Between 25-30 meters long.

Great job and welcome! You made a great start! the only major problem here is the scaling of the various parts of the ship. Other than that it seems you already know how to apply shades and draw details, make good outlines and avoid double lines.
The problem with the size of the parts of the ship remains, but that is something you can fix your self, simply by observation. Examine a part of the ship and the quickly compare it with your drawing, try to see the size relations between objects.
What you can do is try and redraw it in SB scale. It will turn out small, but it will be a good exercise

She does make a beautiful noise, especially when accelerating. Here, check for your selves: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ix7Cq9sHfw
See what I mean?

Here is the revised Skogoy with heightened superstructure, new crane, bigger propeller, heightened railings around the bridge and the smokestack (I forgot it.)
I also did a Skogoy in her original livery operating for OVDS with red paint (now for Torghatten with blue paint.)

Hi Karle94. This section is for Beginners SB scale drwings. I'll move it into non-shipbucket as it doesn't seem to be FD scale either; good luck