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cbhierro
05-19-2006, 10:10 PM
Hi to all,

Another compilation of the old forum.

In this case it is the Armored Cruise Vizcaya,

A little historical reviews:

The Armored Cruise Vizcaya it belonged to the class Infanta Marķa Teresa, three ships were constructed:

* The Infanta Marķa Teresa, of sunk foundling in 1893 and in 1/7/1898 in Santiago of Cuba, in it will love Hipano-North American to it.

* The Vizcaya of sunk foundling in 1894 and in 1/7/1898 in Santiago of Cuba, in it will want it between Spain and the U.S.A..

* The Oquendo of sunk foundling in 1894 and in 1/7/1898 in Santiago of Cuba, in it will want it between Spain and the U.S.A.

The characteristics of these ships were:

Displacement: 7,000 ton.

Dimensions: 103 ' 6 xs 19 ' 8 xs 6 ' 6 meters.

Propulsion: two horizontal machines of triple expansion, 2 helices, 13,700 CB to forced shot, 20 knots.

Crew: 497 men.

Armor: protectriz cover of 50 mm, wraps vertical of 306 mm (in the central zone, covering the floatation), 250 mm in the barbettes.

Armament: 2 Hontoria tubes of 280 mm, 10 Hontoria tubes of 140 mm (quick-firing in Biscay, normal in the others), 8 Nordenfelt tubes of 57 mm, 8 Hotchkiss tubes of 37 mm, 2 machine guns, 8 tubes torpedo launcher, 2 tubes of Hontoria disembarkation of 70 mm.

Render of Vizcaya:

http://perso.wanadoo.es/cbhierro/Vizcaya/Vizcaya07.jpg

http://perso.wanadoo.es/cbhierro/Vizcaya/Vizcaya01.jpg

http://perso.wanadoo.es/cbhierro/Vizcaya/Vizc02.jpg http://perso.wanadoo.es/cbhierro/Vizcaya/Vizc03.jpg

I hope that you like the model of the boat and yours you criticize, constructive.

A greeting to all and good hunting.

Meshfan
05-20-2006, 7:20 AM
The age of steel battleships dawns. Great renders the last two pictures of her steaming are great. The detail on the guns and hull can look more "rough" and more worn.

vf-1msx
06-20-2006, 4:58 PM
wow
nice job

Spinner
06-21-2006, 3:20 AM
Very nice work.
I'm seeing pink in the water, to starboard. Is that there or is my monitor off?

krazycolin
06-21-2006, 6:42 AM
that's reflection off the ship. i feel that the reflection is a little too high.. and you seem to be getting lots of bleed... your lighting is WAY too bright. and it could use some dirt and stuff...

certainly a good start though.

Bigtodd
06-22-2006, 4:26 AM
always good to see your beautiful work. Great job


Todd

SvenLittkowski
01-19-2008, 2:50 AM
The ships of that time are somewhat interesting: they unite the new era of metal hulls and deck-positioned guns, but still carry old ideas of decoration and ornaments.

Work a bit on the textures, and your ship will be just great! Already now it is interesting to look at!

Chukk
01-19-2008, 2:02 PM
The only thing I noticed is that the width of the planking seem too large for the deck. Nice subject to choose, lots of rigging, wood and metal.