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  1.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Building a Historical Dutch Botter with Blender
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  3.    rshousha reacted to a post in a topic: Walking onboard a 3D model of Titanic
  4.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellona by harlequin - FINISHED - Corel
  5.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Tiger 1747 by Siggi52 - 1:48 - 60 gun ship from NMM plans
  6.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: Le Gros Ventre by marsalv - 1:48 - POF
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  9. herask
    I'm sure some of you are aware of this, but since I couldn't find earlier topic on MSW i figured I'll drop this marvelous gem here. basically you can take a virtual tour onboard Titanic. it is beautifully modeled and there's a real feel of being present on the actual ship. those of you who haven't already be sure to check it out. I'm dropping a few screens and a video of the experience, and a link for download. it's free... ;)) https://www.titanichg.com/home
  10.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: 3D Models for PC naval simulation - The Weather Gage
  11. herask
    I meant speed in knots. can't remember the exact number anymore, unfortunately...
  12. herask
    I've made some test for my Pegasus with water simulation, and wake behind the ship wasn't that much pronounced. can't remember the exact number right now, but I did some researching regarding sailing speed of the 6th rate sail ship and the number wasn't that high. I've entered the number into sim and... was mildly disappointed with the effect... oh well...
  13. herask
    Ed, that's the way I usually do it. I put a placeholder of required dimensions in the scene and then scale the plans in the background to fit the object. it's certainly not 100% precise but it is good enough. the thing is, when building ships you usually have exact dimensions stated for individual objects (Lees, Steel, NMM plans...), so use them when modeling, background plans are there more for reference than for CAD-precise-like modeling...
  14. herask started following Speedwell of 1752; a work in progress
  15.    druxey reacted to a post in a topic: Swan class 3D Model Now Available!!!
  16.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Swan class 3D Model Now Available!!!
  17. herask
    I just hope they'll be helpful. 😁 thx, Derek!
  18.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: Swan class 3D Model Now Available!!!
  19. herask
    please bear in mind those are just renders of the building process. the 3D model itself is not 100% finished yet, I'm still in the process of making sails. once that is finished I'll put the 3D model on sale on one (or several) of the online 3d marketplaces. but more on that in due time...
  20. herask
    take a look at this tutorial collection, there's bound to be something useful in there: https://stylizedstation.com/article/blender-tutorial-bible/ also very useful and good YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/Blenderfan93 I would suggest following any hard surface tutorial (cars, weapons, sci fi ships and stuff). while the subject isn't actual shipbuilding, what you learn there should be enough to tackle any ship. at least it was for me... ;D good luck!
  21. herask
    here's one result using search in YouTube. there are tons of tutorials available, just use keywords for blender and the topic you require. I.e. "blender working with materials".
  22. herask
    Phil, take a look at this thread: there you can find the answers about software and progress. the renders are in .PNG format and any image viewer program will read them just fine. even the default one in Windows 🤣.
  23. herask
    excellent work! viewing this on my phone I thought that were reference photos...
  24. herask
    Google search came up with this. https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/inventor/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-export-Inventor-assembly-files-and-open-them-in-Fusion-360.html apparently it will import as a solid body, without sketches...
  25.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Leopard 1790 by Bluto - FINISHED - 1:80 - 50 gun ship - PoB
  26. herask
    also bear in mind that people were a tad shorter back then, and ships were usually cramped and lower decks had low ceilings. for movie making the crew needed to make everything larger for actors and equipment to fit in and record nice shots without feeling of being stuffed in a tin can like sardines. that's movie's visual language, I'm afraid. otherwise they wouldn't look so nice and cool and... my point, don't expect extreme accuracy from movie props... good luck! Denis
  27. herask started following Spanish 68-gun ship of 1752 by Isidro - plans of Isidro Rivera and construction by Jose Collado, Mi24D Hind by Dan Vadas - Halinski - 1:33 scale - CARD - Russian Attack Helicopter - FINISHED, Le Fleuron by juzek - 1:27 and and 1 other
  28. herask
    Dan, another incredible build you have here. can't believe I didn't check shore leave section sooner. and, as Druxey said, very beautiful model of an extremely ugly (yet impressive) bird. well done! Denis
  29.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: Le Gros Ventre by marsalv - 1:48 - POF
  30.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: Skipjack Kathryn by Mahuna - FINISHED - 1:32 - Based on HAER Drawings
  31.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: L'Amarante by giampieroricci - 1749 French Corvette scale 1:30
  32.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: L'Amarante by giampieroricci - 1749 French Corvette scale 1:30
  33.    herask reacted to a post in a topic: MONTAÑES by Amalio
  34. herask
    amazing! someone needs to invent more superlatives. the ones we already have are certainly not enough. in any language!
  35. herask
    great work! now do her justice and take 157 photos from all possible angles for us to enjoy as well. 😁

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