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  1. Captain Armstrong

    HMS Indefatigable (1784) frigate

    Absolutely brilliant work! :danceQuite a storied ship to model, and you've made her more graceful than I ever thought a Razee could be. I'd be very excited to sail her once in-game! This is a good reference for paint and other details, but I'd say you've hit it pretty spot on generally-I...
  2. Captain Armstrong

    Announcing New Horizons Remastered - Bringing our best work to Unity

    Finally got chance to play it! loosing topsails in redmond harbour was quite the feeling. The music is wonderful to actually hear while sailing! fits the mood quite well-though I cant wait to hear more of those tracks in game as the situations they suit become playable. Everything looks so much...
  3. Captain Armstrong

    Announcing New Horizons Remastered - Bringing our best work to Unity

    Really really thrilled to see this come to fruition! I can't wait to try the demo once I'm back from vacation :dance The graphical difference (and potential) in the screens between this and potc New Horizons is very apparent! I'm happy to help with testing and assets, and I'll get an inventory...
  4. Captain Armstrong

    HMS Unicorn Virtual Museum

    Ahh, I stand corrected! I was familiar with Seppings' diagonal bracing and round sterns, but not the closing in of the waist. I suppose with the increasing use of davits for storing boats there was less need to store so many in the waist, and there were surely some strength benefits to having...
  5. Captain Armstrong

    HMS Unicorn Virtual Museum

    Looking downright excellent! Haven't downloaded it yet but I notice from the video and screens that the waist is planked over, which is highly unusual. I could see it being relic of the process of putting her in ordinary, or simply something that is yet to be completed on the model-just thought...
  6. Captain Armstrong

    WIP HMS Bellona (1760 version)

    I think the most important distinction for filled hammock nettings fitting in or not is whether the sheer of the planking follows that of the decks. If the line of the top of the hammocks parallels the deck, then it could visually accentuate any difference in the height of the bulwark/rail as it...
  7. Captain Armstrong

    WIP HMS Bellona (1760 version)

    Getting ever closer to the bellona sailing once more! :napoleon This model of the winchelsea of 1764 shows red for the wardroom just as you have it, though I realize it's not a ship of the line. If you look closely at the captains cabin in images 1 and 3, you'll see a combination stained/white...
  8. Captain Armstrong

    Work in Progress - Behind the scenes of Artwork, Music and Modeling

    Looking great! Having made a model of the (USS:napoleon) Essex of 1799 for potc myself, I have a degree of familiarity with the ship. Which plan(s) are you using? From the transom and the size of the head I'd guess chapelle rather than the anatomy of a ship ones. The hammock nettings in the...
  9. Captain Armstrong

    WIP HMS Bellona (1760 version)

    Really getting easier to envision her anchored at Kingston or English Harbour, surrounded by 60 and 70 gunners, flying a broad pennant from the main :napoleon
  10. Captain Armstrong

    3D model artist

    :ahoyThere! Looking forward to seeing the preview shots of your model. If you have images of recent other 3D work that could be quite useful to see as well alongside what you are working on now-if you feel it would be representative of your models. It's good to hear that you have a solid working...
  11. Captain Armstrong

    Work in Progress - Behind the scenes of Artwork, Music and Modeling

    looking quite good!:onya
  12. Captain Armstrong

    3D Modeller at your service

    Welcome aboard! :) I agree it makes most sense to start with props, because we need them of course, but also because of their scale-meaning you'll likely see it Ingame much sooner than a ship and get to optimize your workflow too. You're monitor is looking good though! Perhaps a few more edges...
  13. Captain Armstrong

    3D Modeling

    How about early-mid 18th century if possible? The initial Time period will be the seven years war of 1754-1763
  14. Captain Armstrong

    3D Modeling

    Looks like you have done some great work!:) I coordinate only shipbuilding here, so all of the things you mention fall into Ashinokami's realm-I'm not sure why he hasn't come along yet. But we have plenty of need for weapons, miscellaneous props, and buildings, and can get you started on...
  15. Captain Armstrong

    Queen Anne's Revenge in 3-D!

    Eeee their exterior decoration, textures, and rigging/masts are very sub-par, I wouldn't accept it for HoO. They reverse engineered the plans of another ship to fit the specifications of the queen Anne's revenge? Thats impressive at least. The Brits might have copied from the French every now...
  16. Captain Armstrong

    WIP HMS Bellona (1760 version)

    Yaaaas:keith
  17. Captain Armstrong

    Hobby 3D modeller eager to participate

    Hey there! :ahoy Ashinokami is our props and buildings coordinator, he should be along soon!
  18. Captain Armstrong

    3D Ship Modeller

    Simon, pm'd you with my suggestion
  19. Captain Armstrong

    3D Ship Modeller

    Welcome aboard Simon! You look to have plenty of experience building detailed ship models, even if they are a bit more modern designs than what we are accustomed to here-we'd be happy to have your help! :) About the Sphynx and Pandora: The Sphynx(20), Pandora(24), and Enterprize(28) all had the...
  20. Captain Armstrong

    Released Frigate "Rossiya", 1728

    Hmm I was aboard the amsterdam of roughly the same era the other day and they looked about the same...isn't the gorch Foch rather modern?
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