u/SickFarce

Image 1 — 1967 3rd Pattern Tropical Combat Boots
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1967 3rd Pattern Tropical Combat Boots

Don't know exactly why this subreddit is suggested to me, but might as well post my 1967 3rd Pattern Tropical Combat Boots with Vibram Sole. The upper leather is very smooth, the sole however has hardened and anything other than walking in them carefully seems way too dangerous. Still love them, obviously :)

u/SickFarce — 4 hours ago
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"Skipper to Bombardier..."

An RAF Short Stirling MK.I just passed the IP followed by searchlights and Flak over Germany.

u/SickFarce — 6 hours ago
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Birds of Prey

B-25C Mitchell medium bombers attacking japanese positions during the New Guinea Campaign

u/SickFarce — 9 hours ago
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The Crew

Artwork from early 2025. The names are fictional and any resemblence to a real person accidental.

u/SickFarce — 2 days ago
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"Memories", Part I, II & III

Three artworks I made about a year ago. Which one do you like the best?

My favourite detail is a bit hard to see; it's the improvised christmas tree in the foxhole :)

u/SickFarce — 3 days ago
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Under new management

A rather crude artwork based on a real pic I made about a year ago.

"New Zealanders take prisoner the crew of a Matilda tank, captured by the Germans and used in an attempt to break through the Allied lines, during which it was knocked out by an anti-tank gun, 3 December 1941."

- IWM

"A captured Matilda put into use by the German forces, is recaptured and its crew taken prisoner by New Zealand troops, 3 December 1941 during the battle to open the corridor to Tobruk, Operation Crusader."

- Wikipedia

The german designation for the Matilda II was "Infanterie Panzerkampfwagen Mk.II 748(e) ".

u/SickFarce — 4 days ago