VPN Sub - Model 3 - Rough Construct

This is my third attempt at creating a private submersible for the Whale character in the Hard Fork Series. I have incorporated elements of the first two designs and added features. The most notable change is that the sub is much larger now. There are two stories on the interior: the main floor runs the length of the ship and features the cabins, galley, servers, engine room, etc.; the forward upper floor is comprised of the bridge and communications. It is capable of being crewed by a single person but can accommodate up to sixteen comfortably and for extended periods. I have added an exterior deck so that if there are long periods of occupation the sub can surface and the occupants can get out for fresh air. I believe this model is more synchronous with the character and storyline. This is a rough 'build'. I gave it enough definition to convey the feel but have not really textured it or completed a full 360 degree model until I get some feedback on anything I may have overlooked. It is a far more intensive model with meticulous features like the rails and ladders. Oh! Almost forgot! I also added a periscope.
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Any thoughts, opinions, critiques, or ideas are appreciated and taken into consideration toward a final build. FYI - I will be adding 'eyes' to the 'head' of the 'whale'. I tried them as portals but they made the sub feel smaller than I am trying to relate so they will just be a graphic. I am comfortable with the shape and size of the craft and feel that once textures and all elements are in place and scaled it will meet/exceed your discernment.
Was that last line cocky? It reads kind of cocky. It's not meant to be.
Cool. We don't realize how much background and behind the scenes work goes into a project like this!
Wow nice degiei
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Wow, this is REALLY coming along @japhofin8or!! When you post the next iteration you talked about, it would be great to see a simple sketch of the inside layout you so eloquently described! Excited to see the whalelike features your talking about as well. I think we can go further in that visual reference direction before needing to pull back. Fantastic work!!