@Don9of11
I don't really know how many hours I spent. I started in December 2012 and worked on her rugularly a 1 to 2 hours a day, a bit more on the weekends, thought, until the 11th march. Then I went into military service for nine months. So I nearly had no time to work on the beauty for this period, about 1 or 2 hours on the weekends. I came back on 22nd of November.
But I had to work on my portfolio for university untill March and only the figurine was a part of it.
So I'm regularly working on her since the beginning of March 2014, but now I'm working a few hours a day on her
All the reworks of the hull, stern, decks, channels and so on has been done since March. So, yeah, might be a few 100 hours...
@Pat
Oops sorry I missed that part.
So, I'll start again:
My name is Oliver, 20 years old, from Zurich in Switzerland.
Anything more that you want to know? Feel free to ask
To your critique:
I'm modelling the HM Bark Endeavour as she was in 1768 but I chose the colorscheme of the replica. I think the color of the original ship was a bit dreary. Only these brownish orange colors and the blue on the uppermost planks. So I decided I wont follow this colorscheme and I chose the one from the replica which looks way more friendly.
The textures are mostly from bava (Stephan) and Roman Domel (I don't think that he has an account here). I only adjusted the colors, contrast and saturation a bit.
Regards,
Oliver