Shipbucket

Incredibly skilled drawings and creative imagination!!

Had a bit of fun making this, this afternoon. Always thought the 2020 paint job on the RAF VIP Voyager 'Vespina' was a little... well... trashy. I find the gold UNITED KINGDOM gaudy, and the wavy-tailfin livery a little obnoxious. So here's my re-imagination of this aircraft, now dubbed ' Britannia ...

a very capable vessel. Very to role and look. couple of tweaks i'd consider is change the Bofors for 30mm/LMM combination. Gives a missile useable agiainst fast moving small boats and aircraft/UAV. and some drone capability. The Vessel could also be very easily used for the Caribbean hurricane ...

Following on from my very first Shipbucket drawing - the RAF B-52K Sensor-Shooter - I've now had a go at my first ship drawing. In 2019, the UK MoD announced the intention to explore the development of class of Littoral Strike/HADR Ships, given the shifting nature of amphibious warfare to the ...

Hi I'm very new and looking to create some of my first AU designs. Mostly modern RN ships. I'd like to understand more about radar/comms/ESM fit for my designs. I know it'll depend on the ship type and function, e.g. an AESA like Sampson for an AAW ship placed somewhere high. And I at least know ...

Crazy concept but wonderfully executed!

1. Me, too. It also featured on early drafts of the BRAVE replenishment tanker, so it can't have to do with air Defence; if there's any explanation, it's probably in French, and my command of French is evidently too rudimentary to find it. Oh.... I thought I had seen that before. It's a control ...

Cool. Your drawing skills are very good. I'd just think about the CONOPs and equipment fit for your variants.

Awesome design - and I love seeing it when illustrators provide an interior compartment schematic as well.

One piece of feedback I'd have is that the ship can't seem to decide what it is; is it an auxiliary, a surface combatant or an LPD?

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