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English forum => Vessel Design Group general => Development corner => Active Projects => Topic started by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 00:11:12

Title: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 00:11:12
Hi all, I Have created a quick Shipyard and i named it after myself (Ryan.Hollis) and the ship that i am currently building (A Mega Container Ship) will be Launched later tonight .. But the .. Lenth - Width - Name is still secret ....
all my ships will be posted below


Picture 1

*Under Constrution*
(http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/4315/electivemaersktripleep1.png) (http://img511.imageshack.us/i/electivemaersktripleep1.png/)

Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: oceandream on February 24, 2011, 00:15:35
nice start
i'll be watching  ;)
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 00:26:42
Thankyou Oceandream,

I have almost finished the funnels ...

(http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/4238/electivemaersktripleep2.png) (http://img822.imageshack.us/i/electivemaersktripleep2.png/)

i will start on the bridge next,

Plz Note that the ships i will make will be nowhere near as detaled as TFM's Models  :thumbs:
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: The Ferry Man on February 24, 2011, 00:29:28
 :blush:

I am sure you could make a good vessel  :thumbs:

But you had the same idea I did...  :doh:
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 00:53:42
Thanks TFM,
you were my insperation for my shipyard ... we can be rival compenays ... but im sure i know who would have the best ships .. :D

(http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/1315/electivemaersktripleep3.png)


Anyways hears the bridge .. next i will work on the bow where all the morring lines will go and the mast  :captain:

EDIT: Added Picture
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: The Ferry Man on February 24, 2011, 00:59:43
Shouldn't put yourself down - just with a bit of patience and hard work, you could easily make great models  :thumbs:
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 01:42:16
(http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/1539/electivemaersktripleep4.png)

ok i have done some wintchis at the front .. now i need to


* Add Anchor

* Add the things that guied containers

* Paint

* load containers

Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 01:56:55
Ok ....

(http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/8695/electivemaersktripleep5.png)

Ive added container holds,

ive added anchor,

added logo on the funnel,

TO DO

Paint,

Add name,

Load Containers,
Title: R.Hollis Shipyard ://: Mega Container Vessel "Elective Maersk" *-DONE-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 02:19:35
i have painted and added name Elective Maersk ... i chose this name because it is a triple E class and the word ElEctivE has 3 e's in  :)

(http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/1107/electivemaersktripleep7.png)

Now to load containers

and another ship can be start being built
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: RYAN123 on February 24, 2011, 02:58:05
Now it is sailing round the world with cargo on board

Elective Maersk

Lenth: 400M

Width: 59M

(http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/7923/electivemaersktripleep8.png)
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: cptnchris on February 24, 2011, 04:23:12
You have done some nice work Captain Hollis!! Keep it up I enjoyed look at your topic.
Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: DVOMarineDesign on February 24, 2011, 09:14:07
Ouch! You've been faster to build a giant container ship than U.S. shipyards have been for building a Liberty ship during WWII (3 days)!... that's probably thanks to the big gantry crane...

You should put much more time and care in building such a large model. No one forces you to build it in a few hours and dashed job. With more time and much more care, you'd perhaps be able to achieve a much more realistic and detailed ship with a less cartoonesque and basic result, very far from a true ship in all areas.

Please, don't misinterpret my words, I'm not speaking about your today's skill there, I'm speaking about much more care and demanding/questionning attitude to put into your work in order to be able to achieve a far better result. Skill would then automatically come and improve. I don't see the above result as a consequence of your current low skill (we all had to start somewhere, that's not the problem), but a consequence of your lack of care and demanding attitude put into that work. Even at your age you could have more of that attitude and I'll be among the first ones to congratulate you in that case.

With more practice and time before posting your project and with more care put into your work, I'm sure you could rather easily obtain a similar result than TFM, since you've mentioned him.

Besides, my advice would be to be careful with the Maersk name. You're not allowed to use it without asking them for authorization first. And I do know for sure they're very protective towards their brand, name, colors, logo and image.

DVOMarineDesign (Dom).

Title: Re: R.Hollis Shipyards ://: Mega Container Vessel *-Under Construction-*
Post by: dolphin cruises on February 24, 2011, 11:24:02
Dom makes an excellent point, though for a beginner you at least have a good idea on how to create a good ship.
but minute detail IS always what makes a ship better

for example i have files

"new" and "old"
and
"new2" and "old2"

on this cruise ship it shows you my earlier then later version.

You will also note that through time e.g. with deck chairs and spaces of decks and deck space: you will get a better sense of scale...