Shipbucket

Very good job. But i have a little note.

with BMP-2's nose you are rigth, I drew the BMP basicly to present the model Finnish army used. The cover from the tracks in BMP-2 comes from this picture:

Ok. This explains it all. In Finland, the BMP had apparently been modified.

Some of them are Yeas. BMP1 I think come from two sources, the ones brougth from Soviet Union in mid 80's and from NVA leftovers in 1993...BMP-2 came from Soviet Union in late 80.s

Hi, I am new to this forum. I just joined because of the nice FD-scale vehicles. So I tried it myself on a BTR-80-

Nice art, but follow the templates-they're based off the Shipbucket Small Ship template with a different ruler, with the credit system similar to that of shipbucket proper- Country Name, Vehicle Class and then the artists' names in parentheses and smaller font a line below.

Anti-aliased text is also kin of required. Vista and later Paints don't have antialiased Arial but using MS Sans Serif gets pretty close.

I tried to fix it. I also turned it to the right sight, altough the left side is nicer because of the shovel.

Alex wrote:Russian BMP-1 and BMP-2 infantry vehicles

Glorfindel wrote:Hi, I am new to this forum. I just joined because of the nice FD-scale vehicles. So I tried it myself on a BTR-80-

Welcome! Alex and Glorfindel, your drawings are very very well done!

This time I tried to draw a Tunguska:




I also a Tunguska, which was showed by the belorussian Armed Forces during a parade in Minsk and one, which was showed during the victory day parade 2008 in Moscow. I could not use the standard colours for this versions.

Soviet 152mm Artillery System 2S19: