Shipbucket

There are so many errors on your drawing that I did not have time to list them all.
Your ship will never be downloaded "into the Shipbucket Catalog" as it continues to have numerous errors

I advise you to read in depth the Drawing Rules of shipbucket

My idea was not to get the drawings into the catalog. I was bored and decided to try something new. I made these and wanted to know what people thought about them.

Here is the revised 1942-1943 Montana. I changed all the single barrel 20mm to twin 20mm.

Ok, next step is to go and ID various parts (such as directors) and swap them out for Shipbucket Standard parts. After that we'll look at shading.

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Karle94.Its up to you mate.If you take the good natured advice given here you will produce in time far superior drawings.If you stick to the standards you have got the makings of doing good work.No-one will take you seriously here if you don't.

I will make a revised version without double pixel lines. I might also digg into the USN parts sheet for weapons and radars.

I look forward to it. Later tonight I'll upload the guns that the Iowas had and the Montanas would have had.

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Tonight. It`s 03:18 here in Norway. Can`t sleep so I am just going to sit up all night working on the Montana.

Well here where I am in North America, it's only 2248 as I post this



You want to use the WW2 versions obviously.

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Here is an update on the revised Montana. Now with weapons and radars from the Parts sheet