Yes - it doesn't have a texture.

I just opened the model and as nice as it is it's extremely high poly and it hasn't even been triangulated yet. Not sure if I will use it after all, although I am very grateful to the contributor.

Hi I
Check your PM, I sent you some more data. Cheers

what a lovely Tiger! She was a beautiful ship.

Excellent job :up:

As you know I kitbashed some models for the sadly cancelled JMFM, so if you want them they're all yours. They were ex-british WWI era ships, so they could fit well with some tweaking here and there.

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o...H4/aden_v1.jpg

http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/180/adamaruwip.jpg

Those are nice Hitman, nicely detailed.

Yes - They look a lot like typical WWI ships, with the tall funnel & straight bows.

@Admiral Von Gerlach - Thanks for the documents! The plans are precisely what I was looking for.

My Pleasure sir, i will keep digging.

Deamon check your PM, please.

Thank you.

Fine-tuning the U-9 model. I finally discovered how to create the streamlined indentation for the forward torpedo tubes (see before and after pix). This will be useful for creating other openings in hulls, like vent holes, portholes, & casemates.

A bit embarrassing that it took so long to do this, but better late than never.

The skin has been updated, with a hull number added.

BEFORE:

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d5.../aaabefore.jpg
AFTER:

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d5...aaaa-after.jpg

Wow! That looks fantastic!

Wonderful, congrats. Looks fantastic. Good job!

Looks great :yep:

It's been a bit quiet but that's for a reason - lots of modeling work getting done! I'd like to recommend Adm. von Gerlach and Deamon for the Blue Max - their rare images of WWI U-Boats have exceeded all my expectations. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who's contributed, but they deserve special mention.

Expect a SPECIAL UPDATE within 1-2 weeks. Until then, enjoy the Superbowl (or ignore it, if you're one of our European friends). :rotfl2:

Danke. It is a pleasure for this old sailorman to be of service in your fine work. You are achieveing things i have dreamed of for years, seeing these beautiful ships of that long ago era come to life...and the men who served on them thus honoured. I am still digging :)

This looks quality, can't wait! :)

Keep up the great work the Kaiser is very pleased I am sure..wherever he is now. :)

He loved his Fleet.