Shipbucket

This is how i spent the last week-end:

Please, comment.

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Looks good. You could maybe shade the aft part of the stacks, give em a bit more depth. Haven't got the time for a more in-depth review.

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Would you please not eat my gun...

The screw doesn't fit (size wise).

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That's because there are two of them: But wouldn't that be against SB standards?

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But wouldn't that be against SB standards?[/quote]

Nope, only if it's more then 3px

Indeed there is nothing forbidden in shading round objects, as long as the shading itself is done in shipbucket way.

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New AU project "Aravala"

Alright then, I've updated the image in the first post with shaded smokestacks.

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Very nice.
Found a nice model of the KWdG that might help: http://www.kvartet.biz/ru/modelling/md_ ... lhelm.html

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Yeah the screw looks like it will hit the casing.few minor niggles apart that is a fine looking drawing.

Large twin screws were somewhat common at the time. Several ships had the cutout in the hull so they could turn without hitting the hull, and one was mounted in front of the other so they didn't hit each other. I'm not sure if KWdG had this arrangement but several White Star ships did.

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