Shipbucket

some odd green pixels remains at the very bottom of the hull,, but otherwise this is another top-notch ship drawing once again.

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Shipbucket mainsite, aka "The Archive"
New AU project "Aravala"

Just imagine those pixels are barnacles.

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R.I.P. Admiral Furashita.
May you sail to glory forever. *salutes*

Well, that what happens when you finish up a picture while you're half-asleep. Sorry!

Fixed the error and thanks to everyone.

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Marvelous work on a beautifully designed ship.

Excellent drawing!

After her exploits with Bismarck, Prinz Eugen returned to Brest, joining Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. Of course, the British did notice the arrival of the cruiser and added her to their target list, which already included the two battleships. With further expeditions into the Atlantic becoming impossible and the increased air raids from Britain, it was decided to move the ships home to the German ports.
Hitler decided to move the ships through the channel, relying purely on the moment of surprise. On Februrary 11th, 1942, the three capital ships left for their famous 'Channel Dash'. Under heavy guard of destroyers, s-boats and aircraft, all of them managed to get through, mostly due to bad coincidences and simple luck. Only Gneisenau hit some mines, but was able to reach German ports in the end.
Prinz Eugen during Operation Cerberus, this time with new camo scheme and enclosed forward rangefinders. Several 20mm quads had been added and the onboard planes removed (Those were transported over land):

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Wow!
That's some fine camouflage application there.

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yea, I aplause, that camo propably took as much work to do as the base drawing

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Beautiful work!

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This is amazing stuff!

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R.I.P. Admiral Furashita.
May you sail to glory forever. *salutes*