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It's from the Maersk ships made by me.

Love this ship very much

Right.

So is this Alvama's Maersk, that ONI-Defence has changed; in which case he needs to credit Alvama first. Or:

Is it just the parts mentioned? In which case I would not expect a credit.

It isn't uncommon for artists to 'borrow' parts from other ships; but obviously, if they use the actual ship then its another matter.

The parts mentioned were indeed borrowed from Alvama's drawing of the Emma Maersk, however I had seen it used on the Objective Global Warship as well, I was not sure on the matter, yet decided to go ahead and use them. Even if it isn't breaking any rules, I am sorry to have done anything that would bring up the issue.

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No, (and I would think Alvama agrees), if the 'parts' have already been used elsewhere then it shouldn't be a problem. On a lesser scale I've 'borrowed' bits from other drawings, but they have to be bloody good first

As Bill said, no props.

Besides if you're going to borrow, you might aswell borrow from the best.

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Source Materiel is always welcome.

Ain't that the truth.

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Thanks. I'm happy though I know finally who to credit for the rudder and props', and I have to say they are well drawn.

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SSX-800 Red Fox.

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Awesome one!