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David Latuch
Post subject: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 13th, 2014, 8:27 pm
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I was going through the Real Designs Archive and saw a great number of ships in the Royal Navy WWII attributed to (Unknown). I’d like to attempt the HMS Renown (1916) but when I looked through the member listing, I found no one listed as (Unknown). Does this person exist?
How do I go about getting permission to begin the project?

Never mind :oops: I looked further under Great Britain and saw Hood's work. :D Very nice job Hood.

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 13th, 2014, 8:31 pm
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unknown is not a name of somebody, but are some people back in the days shipbucket did not have a template and thus no crediting. because these drawings are quite old, IIRC you may consider these drawings as unclaimed.

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 13th, 2014, 8:55 pm
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Unknown is the name used for the drawings made by Andrew Arthur, who had a site by the name RN Encyclopedia. In that site he had posted drawings of RN ships to a common scale and style, in effect the forbear of the Shipbucket scale, and some what had an impact on the style (or so I think). Andrew Arthur's site is no longer in existence, and his drawing are grouped here as Unknown (I think that it is not known for sure weather Andrew Arthur had these drawings made).

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 13th, 2014, 9:15 pm
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Novice wrote:
Unknown is the name used for the drawings made by Andrew Arthur, who had a site by the name RN Encyclopedia. In that site he had posted drawings of RN ships to a common scale and style, in effect the forbear of the Shipbucket scale, and some what had an impact on the style (or so I think). Andrew Arthur's site is no longer in existence, and his drawing are grouped here as Unknown (I think that it is not known for sure weather Andrew Arthur had these drawings made).
You and Ace have given me a history lesson I'vefound enjoyable and enlightening.

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 13th, 2014, 10:15 pm
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I would note that all of Hoods drawings of Repulse & Renown in the RL Archive are of their WW2 versions, none of their as built versions seem to be around, unless I have missed something.


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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 14th, 2014, 8:33 am
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That is true, I haven't done the original versions yet. Might be some time if ever before I get round to it. Right now I'm working on another RN project.

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 14th, 2014, 9:38 am
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Hood wrote:
That is true, I haven't done the original versions yet. Might be some time if ever before I get round to it. Right now I'm working on another RN project.
She's your ship, eventually you'll draw her as built.

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 15th, 2014, 12:11 pm
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Anyone planning a SB drawing of HMS Renown in 1916 may find this useful:

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 15th, 2014, 12:19 pm
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Wow very usefull indeed ;)

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Post subject: Re: HMS Renown (1916)Posted: August 15th, 2014, 1:45 pm
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Good luck, David. If you need help, feel free to PM me.

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