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Having it in the 3D program, moving it around, checking different angles. It pretty much looks good from just about any angle. (Ok, it looks kinda dumpy from below). I'll post some different angles in a bit...
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Illustrator works pretty well, but there are viable options. I wouldn't say that their multiple tools for editing bezier curves is necessarily the most efficient way of doing things.
Anyway, just a couple more views. God, I gotta work on the bridge riser and spine. She's a pretty boat, though, eh?
Anyone have a better view of what's going on in the rear there than this cruddy screencap?
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Courtesy of http://ukscifi.bravepages.com (although he hasn't UL'ed it yet, so I'm putting the cap on my site for now - somebody remind me to change the link when he does!):
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He's got some really nice screencaps up there. Must have digital cable or something.
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