U.S.C.G. 47' Aluminum motor life boat

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Re: U.S.C.G. 47' Aluminum motor life boat

#11 Post by Eturu »

Fixed the lines
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my next one is a 16th century Xebec
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#12 Post by bezobrazov »

Excellent job there! I second my colleagues in their praise of your very sensible and prudent choice of subject.

I cannot either comment on the vessel itself, due to lack of knowledge thereof; however, I'm impressed with the way you've been willing to heed the good advice given and turned a promising start into a cracker drawing!

Welcome and Congrats!
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#13 Post by Charybdis »

Welcome and a great start....
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#14 Post by erik_t »

Seems like a great start, and I like seeing some of these minor vessels crop up. Much better than showing up with a 300,000 ton behemoth hastily drawn after about seven minutes of thought...
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#15 Post by Rodondo »

Welcome aboard with a nice start!
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#16 Post by Syzmo »

As far as I know no one has ever tried to draw a xebec on the bucket and there are precious few sailing ships in general. Can't wait to see what you come up with.
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#17 Post by Eturu »

Well here you go, a Xebec (just finished it)
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... &start=120

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#18 Post by Hood »

Excellent work for a first post.
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#19 Post by MihoshiK »

Can't add anything that hasn't already been said. Excellent work, and welcome to the bucket!
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#20 Post by TimothyC »

Yes, welcome aboard.
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