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So I should put the windows back?

And Biancini I'm not sure what you mean, there's too much dark? I'm actually redoing the colors right now so I'll see what I can do.

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You could turn it into a simple name plate one or two pixel thick, eliminating the perception that there is a gallery behind it

the dark isn't too much of an issue as long as the dark areas are distinguishable from the actual black

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Well, I did want the gallery in the first place. Are they really badly detrimental to the ship? Or was that just one man's opinion that they are?

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After almost 9 hours of solid work, I give you, my finished hull If H. Heuser would like me to not use his props that's cool, I can make new ones, but I've modified them quite a bit.


Ceasar Class WIP 4 by ~~@ Lord Malachi @~~ The Awesome Coon of Awesome, on Flickr

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You put a lot of work in it, but for me it's looka like kitbashing one ship with parts from 1900 to 1950.

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Thanks, in what way though? I'm having a very hard time not putting 40's and 50's things into this just because of how much those are ingrained in my thinking. I took a lot of my inspiration from the HMS Revenge (1916), with some of my detailing inspiration from the Haram Lord Marine' (1950ish?) but I tried to keep my inspiration from the Haram ship purely related to shading and fine details, not actual parts (Other than the props)

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Haram Lord Mariné class was a study around 1930-40 of a ship that could outgun and sustain heavy fire.

Ah, well like I said, I tried to use it mostly for the fine details, like the flag poles and rivets. Your Superior was still my main base for shading. I just love your work lol.

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Well, ship look pretty modern New Jersey style. But then you put a riveted armour plating and barbette guns.

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Just to make sure, are you talking the whole ship? Or just the hull area? Everything above the hull can easily be changed if that's the problem.

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