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Author:  KimWerner [ April 27th, 2011, 10:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
I'll give you all I've - and others - drawn untill now. Maybe a ship one of you have drawn is represented, and the hole idea is you can use the crest for it :D

Australia: Royal Australian Navy
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Belgium: Marinecomponent/Composante marine (Naval branch of the Belgian Armed Forces)
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Brasil: Marinha do Brasil
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Canada: Royal Canadian Navy / Canadian Forces Maritime Command
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Chile:Armada de Chile
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Denmark: Kongelige danske Marine (Royal Danish Navy)
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France: Marine Nationale (French Navy)
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Germany:
Kaiserliche Marine (The Imperial German Navy 1871 - 1918)
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Reichsmarine (The Realm Navy 1919 - 1935) and Deutsche Kriegsmarine (German War Navy 1935 - 1945)
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Bundesmarine (The Federal German Navy 1956 - 1990) and Deutsche Marine (The German Navy since 1990)
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Greece: Πολεμικό Ναυτικό (Hellenic Navy)
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India: Indian Navy
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Ireland: An tSeirbhís Chabhlaigh (Irish Naval Service)
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Italy: Marina Militare (Italian Navy)
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Netherlands: Koninklijke Marine (Royal Netherlands Navy)
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New Zealand:Royal New Zealand Navy
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Norway: Kongelige Norske Marine [Sjøforsvaret] (The Royal Norwegian Navy)
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Pakistan: Pakistan Navy
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Portugal: Marinha Portuguesa (Portuguise Navy)
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Romania: Fortele Navale Romane (Romanian Naval Forces)
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Russia: Russian Federation Navy
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South Africa: South African Navy
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Sweden: Marinen (The Royal Swedish Navy)
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Taiwan: Republic of China Navy
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United Kingdom: Royal Navy
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Royal Navy before 1919 (unofficial badges but though recognised)
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Royal Fleet Auxillary
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Uruguay: Armada Nacional del Uruguay
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USA: United States Navy
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USN Military Sealift Command
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US Coast Guard
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Author:  KimWerner [ April 27th, 2011, 10:39 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
WhyMe wrote:
All of these (except for the Australian one) have been posted on this forum before but since there's a dedicated thread I might as well post them here.
:D Thanks! That's the spirit and hole idea ;)
Author:  KimWerner [ April 28th, 2011, 2:17 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
bezobrazov wrote:
Just one word: MINDBOGGLING!!!! *LOL*
Thanks :D :D :D
Author:  bezobrazov [ April 28th, 2011, 2:17 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
Gentlemen, least it needs to be mentioned: when using either of the two masters artisan KimWerner or WhyMe's artwork, please give them due courtesy by crediting them, and you may use the following phrase that I'm using: CoA courtesy of______________(whichever of the two you prefer to use!)
Author:  KimWerner [ April 28th, 2011, 6:12 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
paul_541 wrote:
Fantastic work and useful parts ! :0 :)

Greetings and continue your god jobs ! ;)
Thanks a lot :D Yep, I will ;)
Author:  KimWerner [ April 28th, 2011, 6:55 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
WhyMe wrote:
bezobrazov wrote:
Gentlemen, least it needs to be mentioned: when using either of the two masters artisan KimWerner or WhyMe's artwork, please give them due courtesy by crediting them, and you may use the following phrase that I'm using: CoA courtesy of______________(whichever of the two you prefer to use!)
Thanks for your kind words, Bezobrazov, but crediting is not required when using CoA bases drawn by me as they essentially are "ship parts" and should be treated in the same manner.
I think that Bezobrazov is refering to completed drawings of CoA's. For use of the matrix (or bases) I have it the same way; it's a part ;)
Author:  WhyMe [ April 28th, 2011, 7:03 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
Yeah, I just wanted to be clear
Author:  Portsmouth Bill [ April 28th, 2011, 8:21 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
Quote:
Gentlemen, least it needs to be mentioned: when using either of the two masters artisan KimWerner or WhyMe's artwork, please give them due courtesy by crediting them, and you may use the following phrase that I'm using: CoA courtesy of______________(whichever of the two you prefer to use!)
Yes, well. On the positive side these ships crests/badges are works of art, and deserving of the highest praise. But.... It is simply that they are not essential to the ships drawing; and, no offence shipmates, but some of them IMHO are just too large for the template of the ships they represent, so that the badge dominates the drawing. I have used the excellent badge templates, and thank you again gentlemen, but only the larger one on a bigger drawing where it doesn't dominate, otherwise I will use the smaller where appropriate. As to crediting; yes, if we are using the badge template it is a part, otherwise, with the badge artist where the finished product is used; you really need to add the badge artists name after your own on the credit, and not some extra dedication, as suggested above.
Author:  Novice [ April 28th, 2011, 7:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
These are great, truely work of art. Gentlemen I stand in awe in your presence.
Author:  KimWerner [ May 1st, 2011, 3:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coat of Arms for navy vessels
:D I'm very proud to present my latest CoA-work. Proud because it has been the most difficult and long lasting drawing of any of my badges. I'm aware that I set the pole for standard very high (maybe too high), but since childhood I've had a crush for heraldic. Therefore I can't draw a shield and make it public unless I'm satisfied myself. That makes it hard sometimes. When I'm looking at you other mates drawings - especially the tiny ones - I'm really impressed. The simplicity and though very fine finesses is examples to follow, but when I try to do it in the same way I'll always being dissatisfied with my own results. So I do it in my own way, and this badge of HMS Vanguard is simply the best I ever drawn. Hope you all enjoy it ;)
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