Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
Will there perhaps be a new rendition of the JC/Canberra considering the amount of detail you've put into that hull?
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
Neat, but the Chinese characters are anti-aliased
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
another crazy drawing! and congratulations for you re-promotion 
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
Great job, but on the 20th one down, the MV Blue Marlin, it looks like you left the Sea King above the helo deck on the ship that's being transported.
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
helicopter shall be in the air if there is no hangar.Gator_Country wrote:Great job, but on the 20th one down, the MV Blue Marlin, it looks like you left the Sea King above the helo deck on the ship that's being transported.
Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
True, but you're not going to be landing on that flight deck as long as the ship is being carried.heuhen wrote:helicopter shall be in the air if there is no hangar.Gator_Country wrote:Great job, but on the 20th one down, the MV Blue Marlin, it looks like you left the Sea King above the helo deck on the ship that's being transported.
“Close” only counts with horseshoes, hand grenades, and tactical nuclear weapons.
That which does not kill me has made a grave tactical error
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Source Materiel is always welcome.
That which does not kill me has made a grave tactical error
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Source Materiel is always welcome.
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
Since this a profile drawing, whit real stuff and no matching as it's situation. I can't get you Thiel, making 3 crude remarks, just restart drawing like I did.
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heuhen
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Re: Heavy Lift - Salvage and Offshore ships
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/ ... 5kw7hj.pngThiel wrote:True, but you're not going to be landing on that flight deck as long as the ship is being carried.heuhen wrote:helicopter shall be in the air if there is no hangar.Gator_Country wrote:Great job, but on the 20th one down, the MV Blue Marlin, it looks like you left the Sea King above the helo deck on the ship that's being transported.
