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Ahhhh that was the page that got me to start drawing!

So wait... I'm confused... did those drawings appear first on that Royal Navy Encyclopedia or were they drawn for Shipbucket first? I want to be sure that I'm using the right source when I'm crediting them...

why would you use them? they are old and some of them are not that accurate.... there are much better drawings of some of the ships shown there

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Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
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The drawings first appeared in the Royal Navy Encyclopedia site, all were drawn by Andrew Arthur (at least so I believe), and were later uploaded to Shipbucket.
Some of us are drawing the RN ships again, as these drawings are in accurate, and even wrong in parts.

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The reason why I am using them is because I have a full set of waterline drawings of Kriegsmarine ships to set along-side them that look "right" next to them from a similar sort of web-site that is sort of a "Kriegsmarine Encyclopedia"... whereas the Kriegsmarine drawings on this site are inconsistent and incomplete, lacking a Hipper, having only a waterline Deutschland and only a full-hull Bismark, all with radically different camo schemes... so creating a "side-by-side" comparison table with them wouldn't look quite right...

I really do like and greatly appreciate the drawings I found here, but with so many key gaps, I still found myself still searching far and wide for pictures to use in the comparison tables I was creating, and unable to fully "standardize" one particular style for all three of the pages of comparison tables I created this last time... I ended up using Shipbucket images for 1 of those pages so far...