A Painting Of A German Machine Gunner In A Cold Place.

A painting of a German machine gunner in a cold place.

A bit doodly Me 262 from an actual doodle. Shuffled through some old paper piles and liked the (cheeks) design of this one. 

Might have to do another one too and/or maybe one P38 Lightning from the same set of doodles.

I might have seen Mad Max Fury Road during the weekend. Just a few years late to the party.

CH-53 carrying a Humvee, study thing from this image.

The odd one

I always found the X32 to be the more mechanically interesting of the two jets, as it doesn’t rely on a lift fan that turns into a big paperweight in level flight. 

Shame that it got mostly judged by the goofy outward design. I like to think that the underside is just an add-on jump kit to a much slimmer jet, which makes the plane look somewhat less like a flying tub.

The big head. 

A Finnish BT-42 in period correct markings (when swastikas were yet not ruined) as seen in Parola Museum. Captured Soviet BT-7 light tanks were turned into assault guns by mounting a new turrets with British 4,5″ howizers. This resulted in a fairly tall top heavy tank, which probably comes as a surprise to absolutely no-one.