Thanks a lot!koyotin wrote:Great looking ship. I, for one, always look forward to the ships you do. Regardless of their nationality or historicity. Keep up the great work!!
New Mexico
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ALVAMA
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Portsmouth Bill
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Re: New Mexico
Impressive Alex, and great to see more real ships 
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ALVAMA
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Heh, thanks Bill, alot more follow.Portsmouth Bill wrote:Impressive Alex, and great to see more real ships
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a tip for the railing, use the normal grey shade when you are facing the white background, and only switch to the tone corresponding the camoflage when the railing is facing some surface colored in that color.
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ALVAMA
Re: New Mexico
Yea that might work, I'll color the non-ship covered parts grey.Gollevainen wrote:a tip for the railing, use the normal grey shade when you are facing the white background, and only switch to the tone corresponding the camoflage when the railing is facing some surface colored in that color.
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She's a beauty, ALVAMA.ALVAMA wrote:
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Stunning work Alex.
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English Electric Canberra FD
Interwar RN Capital Ships
Super-Darings
Never-Were British Aircraft