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Published: 2011-03-17 20:22:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 12565; Favourites: 272; Downloads: 0
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Inspired by a Spanish Civil War poster, and the industrial beauty of Soviet Tank Design, a stylized T-35 is the theme of this poster!This piece was created in Illustrator CS and is entirely vector.
This was rendered with the pen and knockout tools and some use of the gradient tool.
The Tank is roomier sir!
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It can be yours!
www.cafepress.com/mercenarygraβ¦
Feel free to contact if you like a different size.
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Reminds me of that German juggernaut they created right at the start of the war.Β I also believe they sent two to Norway for propaganda reasons.
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You mean like this?
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That's the one!Β Tanx!
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But this Model was a fail! Try to comand 10 people at once!
I like the T-28 more! Better armor less people and size but same turret!
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I find your lack of faith in theΒ OKMO design bureau effort most disturbing.
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Are Mighty Fine!
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Fine tuned machine prepared for the death and destruction of its opposition.
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Many Tanks!
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the concept of a multi turret tank is kind off a good idea but not in this piece of **** low armor small turrets no radios slow as hell and more
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The idea of a multi-turreted tank is non-viable, but it makes for fun art.
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That tank was no mighty fine thing, dear sir.
More like mass grave for twelve.
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At least it looked impossibly cool.
But, the tank was still terribad when it comes to a lot of things, sadly.
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Dying from boredom while stuck in a ditch?
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Dying from high-octane aircraft engine fire, while the thinly armoured turrets without internal radio blocked the escape hatches of separated crew compartments.
Most T-35s just broke down on the road, fortunately.
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Sounds like life at an steel foundry collective, life is normal!
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Oh lord no! I would need a great deal of scotch to render THAT jalopy!
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Great work, although I personally think you should have gone with a T-34.
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Everybody does T-34s and Tigers, sometimes you have to do an also-ran.
Though I do have a T-34 on the list.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiWv1Uβ¦
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It looks like a T-28 and a M3 Light had a baby tank!
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With help from a With help from Vickers Medium.
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And so they are.
Mighty good looking poster!
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Thank you so much!
You have some nice pieces yourself!
My next AFV is Japanese, probably after the holidays.
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Welcome, and thank you for your praise! Your gallery inspired me a lot and I think I'm going to try my hand at doing similar posters as Christmas gifts for the people I won't bee seeing "in the flesh".
Excellent, the Japanese had very interesting AFVs. I can't wait to see what you come up with.
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I have the book the title comes from, interesting and horribly obsolete the day it came out.
Thanks!
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I have a copy of the book as well.
You do not tend to learn so much from success, as you do with failure.
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Thank you ( I think).
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Boy , could I use one now , that darn groundhog in the back yard would be toast . Well maybe hamburger . Sweet picture .
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My nemesis are gophers, oh it would be grand to crush them with the treads!
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These are gophers on steriods . LOL ... treads you say ? I was going to use the main gun .
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Not enough depression, even on a hill.
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There's always indirect fire . I'll just stand off a bit and adjust fire till I home in on the darn critters . I mean how much trouble could I get in putting a few " small " holes in the neighbors auto ?
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Yeah that tank only did parades, the Germans found all of them abandoned and out of gas when they invaded. Laughing at it, it solidified thee thought that the Russian tank design was so backwards in their thinking. It was a big shock to the Germans when the Russians started making good tanks. Still big and cool looking though.
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