Posts:1616 Joined: November 12th, 2010, 4:27 pm
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As I said before, attention to details is the key IMO.
Your drawings appear to be good overall but if you start looking closer there are tiny imperfections (mostly missing color) here and there.
Posts:1003 Joined: November 8th, 2011, 4:29 am
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Your right, I just found loads of blanks on the superstructure I've put in a staircase on the aft deck. It should be curving inwards but I think thats too much detail at this scale.
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Charybdis wrote:
It should be curving inwards but I think thats too much detail at this scale.
http://www.shipbucket.com/Real%20Design ... (2011).png
there is a lot possible with pixels that stair took me one day, but just to show you what is possible..... as said above, the details are what makes it complete.
also, are the windows standard window colour?
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I've put in a staircase on the aft deck. It should be curving inwards but I think thats too much detail at this scale.
that stair took me one day, but just to show you what is possible..... as said above, the details are what makes it complete.