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Ok, it has been (re)uploaded: http://shipbucket.com/drawings/10415

Thanks. Then I can correct in similar way other drawings of this class and upload here, right?

Of course!

At last here are other Augusta Victoria class corrected and sometimes redrawn pics.

I'm afraid there are still issues, though comparably few. I've only checked several random samples, but one thing seems to be repeated over and over again:
in the section below, where colors of superstructure were replaced with false ones, you'll notice that there are numerous vertical "blue" lines - on upper deck they are all the way up, but on the lower deck they extend only up to the "shaded" area. And in some places they seem to be in some different shade altogether. Not only is this discrepancy weird, but also, are these strange lines really necessary at all, if they are not really visible?



Another thing, the Austro-Hungarian Gaa has artifacts over the lifeboats and on the boom on the aft mast and on the ventillator. And generally I don't understand the amount of shades used there...

Blue lines are decorative dies hiding the fastering of tthe superstructure's walls steel sheets. And they are nessesary.

The other bug is a bug and I"ll correct it. Of course.

Ok, if they are necessary, then they are (though in such case I'd suggest making them more visible, otherwise there's no point in putting them there - SB style assumes that things too small/not visible enough to be actually visible on a real ship if it was being seen from such distance that it is as big as is SB drawing on a screen, are simply not included), but why on the lower deck they are missing from the "shaded" part (upper 2-3 pixels)?

They are visible on photos and plans. Yes, I'll made them darker.

They are missing because they are quite the same colour as shading.

If they are physically there, then in the shaded part they simply should be in darker color.

Guess yes.