Stormrage
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If you`ve done your homework, you would know it is a ship from the Narnia books 
Spacer keeps yapping about it
Spacer keeps yapping about it
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Goldflash
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Stormrage said:If you`ve done your homework, you would know it is a ship from the Narnia books
Spacer keeps yapping about it
What! Books?! You know I can't Read!
Stormrage
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I didn`t read them either But Spacer One talked about it on the threads
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But Spacer One talked about it on the threads Pay attention! Pay my bills!
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the Dawn treader is a ship that Prince Caspian sailed to the end of the world in...accompanied by Reep-a-cheep the mouse, Lucy and Edmund Pevencie, and Eustace Scrubb(A miserable sort of boy)
Stormrage
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..Poop deck?.. 
The ship looks cool
The ship looks cool
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most (if not all, Im not sure) ships have a poop deck, and no...thats not what its for...
Goldflash
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The Poop is the raised portion of the aft of a ship. The Head is where you take a dump.
Orthanc
Shipwright
Though the officers often had their own enclosed toilets by the stern. There's a scene in Master and Commander (love that movie, go figure) where, as they're sailing near Antarctica, there's a guy at the Head using a toilet in the blizzard. Ah, the life of a sailor
Even on ships where the stern is level with the rest of the deck, this part part of the top deck is always called the poop deck, even though it might be marked just by a white line.
Even on ships where the stern is level with the rest of the deck, this part part of the top deck is always called the poop deck, even though it might be marked just by a white line.
Goldflash
Civ III Modder, Civ VII Player
Thats one of my favorite movies, too.... Russel Crowe, you're so Dreamy! Wait.. wait. .no... I like cannons.
DJ Bonebraker
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Orthanc said:Though the officers often had their own enclosed toilets by the stern. There's a scene in Master and Commander (love that movie, go figure) where, as they're sailing near Antarctica, there's a guy at the Head using a toilet in the blizzard. Ah, the life of a sailor
Even on ships where the stern is level with the rest of the deck, this part part of the top deck is always called the poop deck, even though it might be marked just by a white line.
Actually, on US Navy ships, which have either the stern level with the forecastle, or where the stern is lower than the forecastle, the stern is called the Fantail (due to the screws being at the aft end of the ship).... The modern Navy doesn't have poop decks on any ship, execpt the USS Constitution (yes, the ship IS still comissioned, and it is still crewed entirely by US Navy enlisted and officers, making it the second oldest commissioned warship in the world. The oldes is the HMS Victory, Lord Admiral Nelson's Flagship from the Battle of Traflagar)
Ares de Borg
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Orthanc
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If that's you, that's awesome. I gotta get on a tall ship some day...
Ares de Borg
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Yep, that's me. Sightseeing in Boston. 
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Im so jealous...
Goldflash
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I've too been on Old Ironsides.. about fifteen years ago.
aaglo
Furioso!
Goldflash
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Welcome Back! How was your trip?
Orthanc
Shipwright
(for the Dawn Treader) This blob:
#declare HObj= blob {threshold .4
sphere {<0,0,0>,6,1 scale <5,2,1.3>}
sphere {<0,0,0>,10,-.32 translate x*14}
sphere {<0,0,0>,6.3,-.3 scale <3.5,2.1,1> translate <-19,5,-4.3>}
sphere {<0,0,0>,6.3,-.3 scale <3.5,2.1,1> translate <-19,5,4.3>}};
then 'chisel' out the decks with cylinders intersected by boxes.
#declare HObj= blob {threshold .4
sphere {<0,0,0>,6,1 scale <5,2,1.3>}
sphere {<0,0,0>,10,-.32 translate x*14}
sphere {<0,0,0>,6.3,-.3 scale <3.5,2.1,1> translate <-19,5,-4.3>}
sphere {<0,0,0>,6.3,-.3 scale <3.5,2.1,1> translate <-19,5,4.3>}};
then 'chisel' out the decks with cylinders intersected by boxes.
aaglo
Furioso!
That's so simple (and quite a lot more sophisticated than my earlier ships), it's beautiful 
Stormrage
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Orthanc said:
WTH? Its going to take me a life-time to learn Pov-Ray! Tho if I actually took some time to finaly get around to it, it might go faster
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