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Ok, so, before I start, I'll just say, Garlicdesign... You are my FREAKIN HERO.
No one else has anywhere CLOSE to the level of skin when it comes to making Tumblehome warships of the French MN.
Sure.... Many others do not fully appreciate the Sexy Curves and glory that is Madam Tumblehome... But you seem to have a special connection, and for that, I am deeply appreciate.

For you see, I am a shameless Kitbashers... And pretty much all of the ships I wish to show off, started their tortured and butchered existence as mighty ships originally drawn by Garlicdesign.

I intend through this thread to show off the mutated works I have wrought for the, hopeful, macabre enjoyments of other good patrons of this fine establishment. YE ALL BE WARNED, LET THE FRANKFLEET BEGIN!!


The Packard Class Heavy "Destroyer" That is totally not a Light Cruiser, but totally a Destroyer, honest


Tucker Class Armored Cruiser because you can never have too many smokestacks!


The Edsel Class Battleships Because 12 individual twin turrets is an awesome idea! Trust me!


Studebaker Class Pre-Dreadnought Dreadnought Because the Danton wasn't QUITE a dreadnought, so lets make it a Tumblehome!


De Soto Class Super Dreadnought Because Tumblehome-izing a California BB makes perfect sense!


Winnebago Class Aircraft Carrier Because ITS A TUMBLEHOME AIRCRAFT CARRIER WITH A ROCKET POWERED ATTACK BLIMP


[coughs[

Ah yes, well, there you have it. My mutated works.... Thanks in large part Garlicdesign, whom I hope has a very good sense of humor about all this!

Before we can even look properly at your work, you should add the proper template and credits to these drawings.

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Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
I ask of you to prove me wrong. Not say I am wrong, but prove it, because then I will have learned something new.
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is saying I got the originals from Garlic design not credit?
if you mean the source images...
they are in order

The Pothuau
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1694

The Charles Martel
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1543

The Danton
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1552

The Tsesarevich
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/3106

The Bouvet
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1527

The Courbet
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1547

And The Suffren
http://shipbucket.com/drawings/1646

Does that help? Sorry I am somewhat new and perhaps overly caught up in excitement,

Also does this help for showing my "Before and After" ?

http://shipbucket.com/license

http://shipbucket.com/styleguide#7

As described in the above 2 links, shipbucket artworks must retain the authors name on the credit line on the image.

http://shipbucket.com/styleguide#6

As described by the above link, shipbucket drawings must be shown on the shipbucket template.

So putting your works on a template and having the creditline say (garlicdesign, Bishotron) would be enough.

We have these rules because that means the authors credit retained at all points. You can save the drawing, put it on your computer for years, heavily edit and repost it, but if you did not remove it the original author is still on there and you can still find that even if the original post is gone or impossible to find. Somebody reposting your work elsewhere would have to physically remove your name from the image to not give credit...... and while some people still do that, we can hunt those down But if your name was not on the image, they can say "I did not remove the name, I found this on google without credits".

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Drawings are credited with J.Scholtens
I ask of you to prove me wrong. Not say I am wrong, but prove it, because then I will have learned something new.
Shipbucket Wiki admin

Oh my, what is there not to like? Love these tumblehome designs, perfect blend of crazy and plausibility.

Cheers madlad.

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Bishotron - as I told you on the Drydock Discord, you need to add credits to the drawings Lots of people make the mistake so please don't think we are targeting you or anything. Just add credits onto the drawings as ace has mentioned and there's no issue

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