Japanese style heavy cruiser
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Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
It's basically a slightly modified Takao, correct? You should credit the original artist and then yourself last if you did indeed modify it. Also the Shipbucket watermark needs to be at the bottom right of the image.
Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
TristanAlting wrote: ↑June 11th, 2017, 12:58 pm It's basically a slightly modified Takao, correct? You should credit the original artist and then yourself last if you did indeed modify it. Also the Shipbucket watermark needs to be at the bottom right of the image.
No.
Never.
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Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
It is not a "slightly modified Takao", but rather an entirely new drawing:
The only thing 1143M needs to do is add his own name to the credit line.
The only thing 1143M needs to do is add his own name to the credit line.
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emperor_andreas
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Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
Absolutely GORGEOUS! An elongated Takao with a Mogami-class funnel...beautiful!
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Hexelarity
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Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
All I see is that one smoke stack was removed, mast #2 was turned around, some bridge glass was removes, and many small details were removed.
I like ships
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Re: Japanese style heavy cruiser
welcome to shipbucket
If Colosseum says it's okay, it's okay!
there are things in drawing we can borrow from other ships without crediting artist with name, for example the entire underwater hull.
and now I am the biggering i.. lets not go there, Colosseum will not be happy with me
