Shipbucket

I....see. Not quite what I was hoping for, but I understand where you're coming from. I'll put together the full compilation of references and get them along to you. EDIT: Sources I used. I started with the 50" infantry rifle (drawn off of the line-drawing in the center of the page above the large ...

A bunch of Steyr-Mannlicher 1895s that I am working on. I've only finished one of them, but the others are coming together nicely I think. http://i.imgur.com/mXlzYuA.png Only issue (aside from a lack of shading on everything but the Kavallerie) is that I need to double-check the sling swivel ...

Put most of today into fixing up the design. http://i.imgur.com/7Pu0sQi.pngp Primarily focused on fixing the draft issues (probably far from finished, but I think that t least now it's a lot better...probably...than before. Also updated the main battery guns and played around a lot with the ...

Not that I know too much of the Me109, but from the looks of it...did you just take the P-38 you made earlier and rip the cockpit out, to put it on one side of the aircraft? Because that's what it pretty much looks to me, with a few revisions to the tail.

Eswube: Thank you for that. I really do appreciate the clarification.

Much appreciated for that.

My current revisions are, indeed, cutting back on the guns and I'm definitely open to thoughts on the funneling. As I mentioned in my notes, I'm aware that there were/are some issues with it.

Certainly imaginative but I can already see that hull capsizing upon launch. That's certainly an interesting suggestion, though I wonder...why/how? What would you suggest be done to fix it? I'll leave the question there, in case I'm wrong in my assumption, but after looking at a few designs, I ...

Current Version: http://i.imgur.com/7Pu0sQi.pngp Previous, for reference historical purposes. http://i.imgur.com/a1mFlQJ.png Well, this is my first drawing really here, and I was wondering what you all thing. It's very rough, still quite incomplete, but I figured that, after spending 3 days on it ...