Thank you. I'll look at those ships!!rd77 wrote:Again great job ALVAMA! Are you also planning to draw her half-sisters PIERRE GUILLAUMAT and PRAIRIAL? They were also "Antifer-type" mammoths from the Chantiers de l'Atlantique yard in St. Nazaire, France. They had basically the same hull as the BATILLUS and BELLAMYA, but slightly different upperworks.
PIERRE GUILLAUMAT: http://www.aukevisser.nl/supertankers/id38.htm
PRAIRIAL: http://www.aukevisser.nl/supertankers/id37.htm
Merchant Ships
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ALVAMA
Re: Merchant Ships
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Re: Merchant Ships
maybe not as huge as the ones alvama drew, but still an merchant ship: the oceanix orion (ex pelikaan)
Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
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Nice one ace , you can be very simple to turn the ''oceanix orion'' in her first name as a merchant ship ''MV Kilindoni'' the Kilindoni was bought in 1990 for only 100.000 USD.
you should have to change some small things, but it could be done.
you should have to change some small things, but it could be done.
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ALVAMA
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The Atomic freigther OTTO HAHN from Germany
EDIT: I see I forgot the template, I'll do it tomorrow
EDIT: I see I forgot the template, I'll do it tomorrow
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Looking quite good, but I wonder if the propeller was in fact like that. As it is it looks like something sticking out, after the ship was built
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Excellent job ALVAMA! One small remark if I may: think you forgot the bow anchor:ALVAMA wrote:The Atomic freigther OTTO HAHN from Germany
EDIT: I see I forgot the template, I'll do it tomorrow
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/pho ... id=1148083
The vessel was drastically rebuilt later on and sailed till last year as the breakbulk ship MADRE:
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/pho ... lid=650794
You can actually still the see the original bridge! It was moved aft during the rebuild.
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Alex look at my pictures and see how the propeller is situated.
Also take a note at the shape of the crane, and in both line-drawings it appears she has only one lifeboat (BTW I believe the two drawing are the same one only different in size)
Also take a note at the shape of the crane, and in both line-drawings it appears she has only one lifeboat (BTW I believe the two drawing are the same one only different in size)
Thank you Kim for the crest"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"
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ALVAMA
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yes I'll, but it are not my faultsNovice wrote:Alex look at my pictures and see how the propeller is situated.
Also take a note at the shape of the crane, and in both line-drawings it appears she has only one lifeboat (BTW I believe the two drawing are the same one only different in size)
