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one thing you will have to add, is mooring holes and waterholes in your bulwark. otherwise, you will have every wave coming over the railing (and even on harbour tugboats, this happends) and will you not be able to moor these vessels.

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These are quite nice, and I'm glad you posted them. Your funnels, and in fact your trade-mark, are too high. You also want to adress Ace's remarks. Other than that, I think they are nice and good examles of oldr tugs.

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Outside the issues pointed above, they are indeed nice little tugboats.

Thanks

Good evening:
This is a generic harbour tug from the peruvian SIMA slips. A very common design, similar to several spanish tugs.

Note: Drawing a small ship is a very challenging task! My praise to all the artists of the bucket that had drawn boats, yatchs, mtb, patrol launches, small harbour vessels, tugs, and Venice's vaporettis .
Credits: Thanks to Alvama. I tried to mimic the details of his anti-shock structures, the shading and several cabin details. Cheers.

Jolly nice little boat Reytuerto

Any plans to draw more sir

Harbour craft... lighters, fishing/lobster/crab boats, etc

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Hi, Andy!
I would like to try with a fishing boat (in my country we are avid fish eating people ! ), specially a boat for anchovies. Until now, I have not found a neat line drawing, but I will find one!! Cheers.