Shipbucket

Support Vessels;

Guryev Class Icebreakers;

Early 1900s;


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WW1 period;


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Brusilov Class Icebreakers;


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Mercantile Marine Vessels;

K Standard Coastal Freighter;


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SS Komarov;


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SS Ravenstvo;


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SS Svoboda;


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MS Soglasie;


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Submarines;

D Class;


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E I Class;

Standard;

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Experimental scheme;

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E II Class;


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R Class;


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In the process of creating an index of vessels with links to them from the OP. Will also help keep a record of completed drawings.

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Alright links are completed. Debating whether to include ship histories in the index or provide links to the relevant post. Any thoughts?

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All vessels in these category index posts now include links to the bio of the ship as written up for their original post. Most of these also include springsharp reports.

I've also updated the OP to include a link to that list of naval units of all navies in the NW Pacific Ocean as of 1939 (all of which are currently real vessels which those of you looking for something to draw might find of interest).

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Look's great! You're organization looks solid and efficient (I may just have to do something similar ). That K Standard is pretty neat too.

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"If people never did silly things nothing intelligent would ever get done." ~Ludwig Wittgenstein

Thanks. Been meaning to organise things for a while so new viewers to the AU don't have to trawl through all 14 pages to see the drawings and find the info on them.

The K standard was actually my very first shipbucket drawing posted a long time ago now. The second I ever drew was the E I type submarine.

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I'm with Raxar, it does give a very ordered feeling to it. It's really nice when you won't have to browse through 10+ pages to find that one ship.

Also makes it easier to update things when needed. I also took the opportunity to have all these images uploaded to a single reserved folder on dropbox to keep things easier on my end as before I had ships saved on various hard drives, USBs and on photobucket. Kinda works with the banner I made for my signature advertising this AU in keeping things more efficient and easy to navigate.

Now when I post new drawings, they will have their own page where they are discussed in this thread whilst I'll add the completed drawing and a link to its bio in one of these category posts so they can be found later and compared to the other, already completed drawings.

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"The first rule is not to lose; The second rule is not to forget the first rule"