Shipbucket

https://i.imgur.com/IbrESXs.png I really like these containers. I have some similar ones drawn because I was dissatisfied with the ones on the parts sheets. Good thing that you liked :) Made a few updates to your parts sheet in an attempt to create a standard "synthesis" design. Note the way the ...

BB1987 wrote: ↑February 19th, 2018, 2:33 pm Airbus A330neo:

WUNDERBAR!

Is there a B777X waiting in the wings (no pun intended), by chance?

The sidelight has to be placed where it can be viewed from "right ahead." This would mean that you would place it where the bow starts to bend in toward the stem. This is why they are often mounted on the bridge wings. They usually have the visibility both forward and abaft the beam that is ...

Would this be a good spot for it?

Thiel wrote: ↑February 4th, 2018, 7:55 pm Container ships usually carry their side lights forward since the superstructure is narrower than the container load.

As in the port and starboard running lights? Where are they typically mounted? Hull? Bridge wings?

I apologize for my activity; life has gotten in the way. I'm hoping do do some editing either tomorrow or this upcoming week. I'm officially declaring the superstructure a Hot Mess, and I welcome anyone to edit the midsection and details (within its current dimensions) of the false color I posted ...

Ro-Po Max wrote: ↑January 12th, 2018, 1:58 pm

I really like these containers. I have some similar ones drawn because I was dissatisfied with the ones on the parts sheets.

New thread:

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8205

This is a beautiful drawing. I particularly like how the superstructure fits within a single container-length block - this wouldn't be critical from a design perspective, but I can totally imagine it shaking out this way in real life for ease of design and construction. That was the idea, haha. A ...

Splitting off from this thread in the General Discussion subforum. I've mostly completed an AU design I've had in the works for a few months for a nuclear-powered Ultra-Large Container Vessel (ULCV). The class depicted here is to be part of a fleet of nuclear-powered merchant vessels in different ...