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Ok i will try my best about shading! thanks a lot!

Well done Navarchos! Great to see this classic liner appear in the Bucket! Are you also planning to do her final appearance as the REGAL EMPRESS?

Thanks a lot!
I am planning to draw her with the 3 major refits...as Olympia ( refit which change her aft and removed her aft mast)
as Caribe ( refit with new funnel placed more aft) and as Regal Empress (with new funnel also)...
For anyone interest about this see on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbIsA2EmK8M the old lady, in one of her last
voyages while she blow up her gorgeous voice!

A classic in its time, the two sisterdhips were considered to be the largest motorships in their day, and fast too, making 22.5 knots from England to South Africa

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Thank you Kim for the crest

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Haven't bean here fr a long time.

It's a god work of a interesting vessel.

Have you tried to color the propeller in black instead for dark grey?

Nice ship, but I have to say it's not up to your usual standard. A lot of the curves could do with some more attention, especially around the bow and the stern.

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SS Angelika

The ship was built on 1910, part of four sister ships, as passenger vessel in the coastal service fleet of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) during the first half of the 20th century and named as SS Princess Adelaide.
In 1949, the ship was sold to the Greek Typaldos Lines and renamed as SS Angelika, serving as passenger ship in various
routes in the Adriatic, Ionian & Aegean seas! Finaly scrapped on 1968 after 58 years of service!

Excellent drawing!!!!!

MS Miaoulis

Build in Italy on 1953 together with her 3 sisters ( Karaiskakis, Kanaris & Kolokotronis) was part of Italian repatriations for WWII
All ships served in various routes in Adriatic & Aegean sea till the middle '80s.