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Operated by the University of Delaware, the RV Hugh R. Sharp is a part of the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System research fleet.



edit: I now see a few mistakes that I'll correct soon.

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Looks quite solid. Maybe tone the eye-melting blue antifoul to a bit of a duller shade? Hard to really say.

What Erik said.

and make the white a tad darker, and shading more darker so it get more pronounced.

Also, there should be some nav lights somewhere on the mast, structure and bow. And would it be possible to put some equipment on the stern? I have doubts if it is ever that empty otherwise, looks good to me

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Updated.

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Well done but I can't tolerate that railing!

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Very nice drawing of an interesting ship.

This is a situation where I have a high resolution rendering of the railing, and it is not continuous - it's a series of sections that are each individually attached to the deck and can be folded or removed separately. I tried as well as I could to simulate this. The railing on the upper deck is only a series of vertical posts and chains between them.

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... that's how all railing is on ships. We show it using the standard method regardless of how it appears in real life.

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