Work in progress.
My most recent rendition of the German artillery piece used during WWII. Although I have made countless other models, this one I believe is by far the most accurate yet. Enjoy!
My most recent rendition of the German artillery piece used during WWII. Although I have made countless other models, this one I believe is by far the most accurate yet. Enjoy!
One of the most fearsome and reliable weapons of the Second World War came in the form of a German anti-aircraft gun whose very name struck fear into the
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The Flak 88 was a legendary WWII-era anti-air and an anti-tank gun used by Nazi Germany and their allies. The predecessor of this iconic gun was produced
The 88 mm gun (eighty-eight) was a German anti-aircraft and anti-tank artillery gun from World War II. It was widely used by Germany throughout the war...
M26 Armored Tank Recovery Vehicle — Каропка.ру — стендовые модели, военная миниатюра
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8,8cm Flak 41 in Feuerstellung mit Mannschaft.
A German ferry artillery support "Siebel" at anchor carrying four 88 mm Flak 36 anti-aircraft and two 20 mm FlaK 38 anti-aircraft guns.
The 88 is a personal project I have been working on in my spare time. I plan to make this one available on Unreal and Unity as well in the coming days (or likley weeks). Locations to download the open source model and textures: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/101931 https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/military/gun/88mm-german-flak-canon https://gumroad.com/rickknox3d
Description This was probably one of the most outrageous pieces of heavy artillery on display at the musuem (but not the most outrageous - that'll come later). These are twin 128mm FlaK 40 anti-aircraft guns mounted on a towed carriage - in this case a freight dolly for museum display purposes, though a few were mounted on railway carriages. For most of its service life following its deployment in 1941, however, the Flak 40 primarily had a static role, chief among them being mounted atop of Berlin's "Flak towers" towards the end of the war to fend off Allied bombers, and were responsible for the majority of allied bomber losses. Like the smaller 88, they also excelled in the anti-tank role, with Flak-tower based 128s claiming a number of Russian tanks during the final Battle of Berlin. This gun was one of the first to introduce both electronic rotation and relaoding mechanisms, but less than 500 were built. 128mm FlaK 40 Stats: Type: Anti-aircraft gun Manufacturer: Rheinmetall-Borsig First deployed: 1941 Length: 16 m Width: 5 m Height: 2.95 m Weight: 27 tons Gun caliber: 128mm Ammunition type: FlaK Max rate of fire: 20 rounds per minute Muzzle velocity: 1100 m/s Max range: 21km Max ceiling: 14.8km Operators: Germany
Amerika in Augsburg ~ Sheridan Reese Flak Fryar: Flak Kaserne
Final upload of the weekend. Expect some cool British armor soon! A lot of inspiration from Project Azazel, especially on the base.
