I am a retured veteran. I served with the US Army with the Armored Corps. Trained at Ft Knox, was sent over to Germany, (unlike many of my mates who went to take part in the SE Asia Elimination Games. Not sorry I missed, but would have gone if needed) Actually several times, not only for specific tours but a whole crapload of Reforgers. Also spent time in Japan,(en route to Korea) and here in the states. It was there I got bitten by the Anime bug. I got into Poser a few years after getting out, (Mid 80s) Didn't really do that much until I got felled by a couple of bad knees. While laying up at home, really got into Poser. Had a bit of a rough go getting the lighting right, but I think I've managed. Saw a few images of the Panzer Girls and being a bit of a historian, (WWII combat, armored vehicles, aircraft, land and sea battles) decided to take a stab at it. I have also noticed that they don't just use the museum pieces but also quite a few of the newer units that are out there. I have collected quite a collection of Pose armor so I believe that Merlina and her friends are going to be quite busy..
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
This site uses cookies to deliver the best experience. Our own cookies make user accounts and other features possible. Third-party cookies are used to display relevant ads and to analyze how Renderosity is used. By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understood our Terms of Service, including our Cookie Policy and our Privacy Policy.
Comments (2)
T.Rex
Hm... if they were out catching lunch, big surprise when they come back and see Sherman with a clean 88 mm. entry hole and a big exit hole! Catching lunch? I wonder what they were trying to catch? At least they weren't using the Sherman to hunt. That's a big NO-NO! Cool! Keep up the good work! And thanks for the tip about the Elephant! :-)
ikke.evc
They asked a veteran what he thought about the armor of a Sherman. Well the 88 entered at the right and exited through the left side it burst outside.
Grailing
Yeah, a Sherman was not exactly known for its ability to prevent penetration. An 88 could take out pretty much anything for much of the war. When the Tiger came out, it was said that if it could see you, it could hit you, and if it hit you . . . . Let's just say that it didn't end well for the target. An old vet I met in Germany told me of an encounter between a lone Tiger in a wood line and a company of Shermans. When the smoke cleared, there was only a single Sherman limping off the field