Shipbucket

Good evening, guys.

A German built light frigate, the backbone of the colombian navy since the mid 1980s, Almirante Padilla class (FS1500):

Depicted after the modernization some years ago.
Cheers.

Nice to see this ship done (hopefully we'll see it also in earlier years? any chance for it's Malaysian half-sisters? )
But I'd say that I'm not sure about shape of certain elements (base of funnel? shape of hangar, which, on Your drawing seen from above would look like a simple box, while in reality it was more like T shaped). Also, I'd say You could add more small details (all that equipment that can be seen on the photographs hanging on the walls of superstructure ), not mentioning all moorings etc. etc.

Hope it would help (sorry for drawings not being quite horizontally-oriented ).

Oh, thanks! That blueprints are much better than the one that I used for This drawing. I am going to improve it. Cheers.

Thanks! Now I have good blueprints also for the colombian corvette prior to the modernization. May I ask if you also have any drawing of the Malaysian vessels? Once again thanks and cheers!

Oh, thanks Colombalike your pics and blueprints will be very useful!

Good evening.
While reworking the Colombian Navy Padilla, I done the Malaysian "cousin" (previous to the mid life modernization):

Thanks to Eswube and Colombamike for the comments and pictures. Cheers.


PS: In a couple of weeks I will finish the colombian vessels.

Both are Nice drawings and a great addition but have one nitty question? Why's both of them drawings in JPG format and not PNG Format?

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Hi, Squizzy. I drew all my SB models in png format. I will check if it was a tinypic mistake. Cheers and thanks.

PS: Please, check if the picture is in jpg. Few minutes ago, I changed the picture (but in my pc it was a png pic). Now, at least in my pc, it is a png image. Cheers!