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Can't be bothered to change the title. Shift+Z takes too long to clear up noise, so I do a number of renders to check colour and shaping and whatnot.

Again, this model has some shaping errors, some of which are visible at the stern in this render, but I cannot fix those despite my best efforts. I think the hull is just too low-poly, which I do understand, I made it quite simply. I may try to add some loop cuts to fix it in the future, but to be honest, I don't care. The stern is a nightmare at the best of times, so I think I'll probably just leave it.

The water was definitely added prematurely, but seeing as most of the modelling below the waterline is done, I'll probably leave it. It does add something to the image overall. The only underwater piece left to model is the stabilising "wings," which will probably be fairly simple. The propellers are subject to change, but probably won't any time soon. They're quite basic, but they do look decently accurate.

Anyway, besides all that. I added the main (C-) deck in, as well as the superstructure, forecastle, and poop (B- deck. I honestly don't know what I'll do next. It may be the B-Deck superstructure, or detailing on the forecastle/well decks, or maybe completing the after end of the superstructure (as you can just about see here, no walls, due to it being slightly more complex than the walls elsewhere). As I mentioned in a previous render (which will probably go unused, there are...issues...), Boat- and A-deck will be modelled separately, since they were superstructure and built separately in reality.

Actually, those may come next, depending on how I feel. This is by far the most complete a modern model of Titanic by me has gotten, though, which I am super happy with! Despite the issues with the hull, I'm very motivated to just press forward and see how it goes.

Description
Can't be bothered to change the title. Shift+Z takes too long to clear up noise, so I do a number of renders to check colour and shaping and whatnot.

Again, this model has some shaping errors, some of which are visible at the stern in this render, but I cannot fix those despite my best efforts. I think the hull is just too low-poly, which I do understand, I made it quite simply. I may try to add some loop cuts to fix it in the future, but to be honest, I don't care. The stern is a nightmare at the best of times, so I think I'll probably just leave it.

The water was definitely added prematurely, but seeing as most of the modelling below the waterline is done, I'll probably leave it. It does add something to the image overall. The only underwater piece left to model is the stabilising "wings," which will probably be fairly simple. The propellers are subject to change, but probably won't any time soon. They're quite basic, but they do look decently accurate.

Anyway, besides all that. I added the main (C-) deck in, as well as the superstructure, forecastle, and poop (B- deck. I honestly don't know what I'll do next. It may be the B-Deck superstructure, or detailing on the forecastle/well decks, or maybe completing the after end of the superstructure (as you can just about see here, no walls, due to it being slightly more complex than the walls elsewhere). As I mentioned in a previous render (which will probably go unused, there are...issues...), Boat- and A-deck will be modelled separately, since they were superstructure and built separately in reality.

Actually, those may come next, depending on how I feel. This is by far the most complete a modern model of Titanic by me has gotten, though, which I am super happy with! Despite the issues with the hull, I'm very motivated to just press forward and see how it goes.