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Free program ^^ pretty cool.

Learning about BB Bismarck in history so while i was bored today i started on the bismarck, i know its not great first drawing ever




The one on right will be real one, i screwed up on other 1. As you can see im not NEARLY finished...will take me forever.

Let's keep the Nazi imagery out please.

Cool program though.

Bismarck was an incredible ship. Nazi or not, a technological terror

A psychological terror maybe. Wasn't worth much once the Brits simply damaged it's rudder. All it took was some measly old biplanes too. I think it lasted a whole two weeks at sea before taking on it's new job as fish food.

Sinner. I don't see a swastika. Are you saying that posting pictures/drawings of german WWII war machines are off limits?

That's cause I took the image out.

Posting up nazi stuff is fine. Posting up swastikas is not. That symbol represents nothing but hatred, but we cannot be so naive to believe all german fighting soldiers were vehement nazis (save for the SS and Gestapo of course...)

The Bismarck represented a Fleet in Being more than anything else.

So I can't post a picture of the Hindenburg? That symbol does represent alot of hatred but then again it's part of that historical time and cannot be forgotten.

Of course he can post a pic of the Hindenburg....that represents tragedy...not hatred.

The Swastika being displayed (outside of historical photography) is my problem. I'd rather not see it posted on this website, yes?

Hatred towards blimps......perhaps. But yeah if someone was to post just a straight up swastika that would be out of line.

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Btw that's sweet looking. I'd like to see a finished product

I was going to say something about this, but i have a way of getting flamed and it all of a sudden being ok.

So i'll keep my mouth shit.

Yay Axis everything. Nice start Xeno, knowing your attention we'll see that done in the next 70 years? Maybe if i persuade you with Bacon?

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His image had a giant swastika on the main deck of the prow. That was not historically accurate, if you get my argument here?