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Here is my M2a1 medium tank.
sorry for my lack of posting lately but i have had some major builders block tank wise but I ave a lot of projects to work on now. Also the .50 cal and marine on the tank isn't meant to be accurate to the division the tank belongs to it is just to show the size of the tank. The tank never saw combat.
c&c is wellcome
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One more from my untitled mech faction, Fits a fig. That "skirt" thing was heavily inspired by Messymaru's Aztec Deity, the rest was meant to be a medium-sized hardsuit, but became something much bigger. And those "wheels on heels" are either from Code Geass anime or Heavy Gear game, not sure which of them influenced this more.
Seeking a heavier-armored battle tank for their upcoming conquests, the APA designed the Pangolin to spell doom for enemy tanks. Its low profile keeps it out of harms way from enemy tank guns that are mounted higher up.
Weight: 26.5 tonnes
Length: 6.68 m
Width: 3.56 m
Height: 2.00 m
Crew: 4
Main armament:76.2 mm tank gun
Secondary armament: 7.62 mm machine gun
Yes, it is possible in my situation, the presence of many cameras is explained by an eternal experiment ... I returned to the periodical shooting of the film after a break of almost 20 years. I am sure that my interest in the unenlightened optics of the beginning of the last century and to the square frame lies somewhere in the subconscious. In any case, by getting in touch with what Zeiss was doing at the time, I get real pleasure from both the process and the result. Maybe I haven't found my tool yet ...
With apologies to any vegan viewers, I enjoy grilled beef cooked medium rare with the fat trimmed back and served with greens on the side . . .
This photo was taken with an Asahi Pentax 6 X 7 medium format film camera with a Super-Takumar/6X7 1:2.4/105mm lens and Kowa L1A ø67 filter using Kodak Ektar 100 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.