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Published: 2006-09-10 18:51:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 9106; Favourites: 221; Downloads: 84
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August 1918. Somewhere on the Western Front. No one knows where exactly.I'm really pleased with this one. It's non-WW2.
Pencils: sketch - B, shading - 4B. Paper - standard A4.
PS. To Mr Cru' - Zabieram się za samolociki
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Has a truly nightmarish quality to it... The horror of the Great War. NICE small details.
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I was way more literal in depicting such scenes back then (10 years already...). I would likely be more subtle now, probably to the detriment of the drawing.
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Inks will perhaps be your next challenge?
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you're a german soilder, safe in your trench...then you begin to hear a low rumble...the rumble gets louder...you hear engines and cannon fire as shells fly over your head....you peek your head up to see what makes the noise.......what you see is armored death...
i freakin love this pic!!!
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nice rice give me some spice youve got the skillz ill give you tthat.
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At first I thought it was the Somme, but then I realized that is was August
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Very nice, well drawn and set up,anyhow I don't think that Mark I was used in late phases of WWI,it's only a pointless precisation.
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oh wow! better than i expected it to be, this is very good.
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...totally sweet. the ground is great, and ... love... love the details on the tank right down to the rivets. The confused guy with the potato masher staring at the tank is a great touch.
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i swear 2 god even tho its a really old tank from 1900's its still looks awsome and cool looking
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It's a Mark V, Mark I's had longer guns.
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Brilliant!! It's not often you see First World War tank art.
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Thank you! I did the tank because I can't draw people properly enough!
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Know the feeling very well! 
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Rewelacyjnie ci wyszła ta przerośnięta trumna na gąsięnicach XD
Mnie Mark 1 nigdy się nie udał...
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Mk I miał sześciofuntówki z długą lufą, tutaj są działą krótkolufowe.
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A ten na rysunku ma ogon sterujący czy nie ? Po tym odrózniam Mk I od MK IV.
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Oh, August 1918? Could be the battle of Amiens, where the Australians made the biggest contribution (bit of a historian). Very well done with the picture mate, looks very realistic.
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I wasn't bothering about a specific battle, it wasn't the point. Nevertheless, thanks for the history notice and the comment on the drawing
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That detail is god! Sorry, I can't help it.
DA needs more WW1 tank stuff.
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awesome
man is this from your head only or you draw with some pattern?
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I used WW1 photos for the tank and military uniforms but all the concept, arrangements, etc. are done by me.
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so thats great.
i like your work
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Isn't that the very first War Tank ever made?
btw great detail~
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Thanks
No, it isn't the very first tank. This one here is Mk IV tank. The first were Mk I's and French Schneiders.
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Your military artwork is always wicked. Great to see some
WW1.
wicked dude. You should submit it to the club.
rember you can submit three a month.
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Sure. And thanks for the comment
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I'm very pleased to see this! Detailing, the action the shadows! Just everything! This is definately a 
By the way, why "May 1918"?
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It's only a date... I could be "August 1918" as well. Thanks for faving.
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I was just thinking... May 1918 was when Germans made their breakthrough in Aisne agaisnt both French and British. But August saw Allies making their breakthrough in several locations and pushing the Germans back again. I think August would be more suitable
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