in the bush

Enough foreplay. Let’s get Serious! I’M BACK IN THE THIRD ENCOUNTER, BABY! 😎

A new 20-minute lore video is out, narrated by the incredible @DanDavisWrites ! If you’ve wanted to introduce friends to the setting, this is the perfect place to start! Please like & share to boost the algorithm! youtu.be/pzqLPSIlfrk?is=IvUE…

砲塔がほぼ完成。あとはスタビライザーだけ

It's been over a week since my last post... I got completely burned out. After fighting for months to save my 13-year-old Panzer Picture channel from that ridiculous false "sexual abuse" flag, I pretty much lost all hope it's ever coming back. The stress has been brutal on my health (Crohn’s hasn’t helped). If you're still here and believe in preserving WW2 history, a like or RT would mean the world right now. Thank you for not forgetting ❤️ #RestorePanzerPicture #WW2History #YouTubeCensorship

Japanese volunteer Masayuki Abe - 1. gardijska brigada HVO "Ante Bruno Bušić"

📸 Detalji sa svečanog otvorenja Ratnog arhiva i muzeja NDH u Zagrebu, 22. lipnja 1943. 🇭🇷

The West German Bundesgrenzschutz didn't follow the Bundeswehr in their adoption of the MP2 and MP2A1, instead they adopted the MP5A2 and MP5A3 (replacing the MP1 and DUX-53), the former of which is what we have a WIP high-poly of today! What do you think so far?

Austro-Hungarian Navy landing party. Boxer Rebellion, 1900. (Reupload; forgot the rifle sling, bayonet, and other thing 🫠)

Uhh umm

Handgonne ca. 1400. Loosely modelled after the Tannenberg castle gun, mine is loaded with around 50-60 gr. of 2F black powder and fires a .75 calibre lead ball.

Raspored Coppe di Sieno (stogova sijena) sa brojem karova (kočija) i prezimenima obitelji Imotske krajine koje su uživale pravo korištenja kraljevskih pašnjaka. Zauzvrat su dio sijena odvajali i pripremali za vojne potrebe, točnije potrebe konjice. 1/3

Oluja 95

here's to a few more wasted years lads, hope all of you have a good weekend

Johann Wilhelm von Archenholz, 1788: Until recently, it was common for a border soldier and a Turk, in the case of an insult received, to challenge each other to a duel. These duels always took place before the eyes of several thousand spectators, who would gather on the battlefield on the designated day. The Turk would arrive on a brave horse, armed with two pistols, a sabre, and a lance, which he knew how to throw with great skill and force over a considerable distance. The Croat came on foot. His weapons were two rifles, two pistols, and a well-sharpened sabre. While the spectators tried to stir up the fighting spirit of the opponents with shouting, the Turk would initiate the fight. With hundreds of feints, concealed and swift attacks, and sudden, often repeated retreats, he would try to throw his opponent off balance and provoke a missed shot. The Croat, however, would remain motionless and half-kneeling, waiting for his opponent; with his eyes, he would follow the rider's erratic movements and, with his trigger always cocked, lie in wait for the right moment to fire. The outcome of the fight would most often end badly for the Turk, as he would fall dead before managing to use his weapons. The victor would cut off the defeated man's head and take it as a trophy; on one side, cheering and joy would arise, on the other, fear and sorrow and so the spectators would peacefully return to their homes. These duels have not taken place for several years now.