Snow Panzers by GRAUGHT

Vue • Military • posted on Sep 18, 2006

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Panzer group 3 pulls out of the treeline to give fire support during the final offensive known as the Battle of the Bulge, This is a compilation of a previous image I did and the Morning Frost base. I was just trying to keep my computer awake before crushing it with some extra projects this week. it turned out better than I had expected.

Comments (10)

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LMcLean

11:59AM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Very Nice Image! Looks like it could be Afghanistan in the winter. Today is a sad day for all Canadians as we lost 4 more soldiers in Afghanistan to a suicide bomber. Freedom comes at a cost! May God Bless & Protect the Soldiers!

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Whatthe

12:31PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

I can almost hear the rumbling of the engines and feel the shaking of the ground. Nicely done.

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viragos

12:38PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

super image!!!! bravo!!!

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colvin

2:43PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

This is one of the best winter scenes that I have seen in the galleries.

garyandcatherine

2:53PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Man that is awesome. I just love WWII stuff and this is really magnificently done. Adding it to my fav list now.

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chippwalters

9:26PM | Mon, 18 September 2006

Very nice composition. Your snow rendering is superb!

gwhite2

12:39AM | Tue, 19 September 2006

The image is excellant. If you intended this to be a historically accurate image of the Battle of The Bulge you will need to lose the BG mtns. The Ardennes, as I understand, is pretty flat. Also you might want to make the sky a bit more overcast: the german offensive was launched under very bad weather conditions, when the allied fighter bombers were grounded. greg

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GRAUGHT

8:59AM | Tue, 19 September 2006

Thanks gwhite, you are absolutely correct. I had toyed with the idea of the weather but went instead with the clear look. I used the Battle of the Bulge story line just to put a reason behind the picture, instead of a lesser known but more accurate story line. (and remind myself to lose some weight) So many smart people around here I can't put anything over on y'all.

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