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Concept for a sort of specialized tug used for salvage and ship breaking work. There was some interest in my shading techniques, so I'll be posting a tutorial based on the creation of this image once I get it formatted and coherent.
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The engines look great, as well as the appendages (reminds me of a crab or some sort of sea creature
Is this ship designed for above or below surface travelling? At the surface it seems the engine would be out of the water, though sure it would not be too hard to make it work in both air and water, unless it uses its arms to paddle when it is on the surface
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Ship salvage? that may require some very precise milimetrical engines in order to move around without crashing with all the debris
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It sounded like a good idea at the time.
looking forward to it ^^ u definately have strong shading techniques
I misinterpreted your description
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