Dec 25, 2025
Back to a factual historical illustration. This is a study of a WW2 German JagdPanther tank hunter. Drawn with pens and markers, then painted in Photoshop.
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Back to a factual historical illustration. This is a study of a WW2 German JagdPanther tank hunter. Drawn with pens and markers, then painted in Photoshop.
Heer (German army) Jagdpanther, possibly France, 1944
Some photos of my time at Ausarmourfest 2025 at the Australian Armour and Artillery Museum in Cairns. I rode around on a T-72, a BMP-1, Panzer IV ausf. J, and an M8 Greyhound. I got to see and hear a running Panther ausf A, with original engine. Spoke to the mechanics and drivers. Got to fondle many pieces of WW2 and cold war military hardware.
I may post more pics or videos in the future. I will definitely post a video of the Panther idling, my phone's mic doesn't do it justice but it sounded mmmmmmmmm good
A German tank factory heavily damaged by US air raids. Note the half completed Jagdpanther tank destroyer - exact location unknown, 1945
Fully restored Jagdpanther german WW2 tank destroyer of the Australian Armour & Artillery Museum.
Battle Action Force No. 589, cover dated 16 August 1986. The Nightmare cover by Jesus Redondo. Treasury of British Comics.
If I was really pedantic I would point out that it's a tank destroyer (Jagdpanther?), not a tank, but I'm certainly not going to do that.
