German coloring

The German trench raider is historically accurate in coloring, but I played around with the shoulder pauldrons and gave them a copper like feel.  Not sure if that would have been very helpful to a German in the trenches, but it looks cool!

Might go for a more "boiled" leather look next time.  Also, his giant padded gloves are a little too hidden.

Second option

This is more of a late-war color scheme but I added a little of my own style into it.  Also, the armor is more "boiled" leather than metal.  It's amazing what just a different color and a change of texturing can do :)

Two color options

New attempt at coloring the French soldier.  This color scheme is more historically accurate, but the armor is more of a heavy tin type material (early, early tin :))

Armée de Terre

French light machine gunner.  Heavy armor.

Austro-Hungarian grenadier

The armor is not as heavy on this guy but he is still a front-line soldier.  Gas mask technology has advanced since the early days of the war.

British rifleman 1942

Tommy Cold

Early sketch up of a British soldier on the Russian front. 

Alternate History

I spent tonight drawing this German soldier from an "alternate" universe.  Basically, World War One never ended and sort of merged what would be WW2 technology.  I plan to do a few more in this series, maybe some vehicles.

939

Another practice for my Project 939 comic.  The figures are just a quick lighting exercise and not drawn very well.

Project 939

Quick rendering of a building from the comic I am writing/drawing.  It takes place in 1981 at my old university and most of these buildings no longer exist, so I'm trying to figure out the correct look. 

Together at last

Tie Bomber Pilot

This is a design I've wanted to do for a long time.  It's a different take on the Tie Fighter pilot flight suit, but for a Tie Bomber pilot.  I based it on WWII bomber pilot designs and may tweak with a larger coat and different ammo carry.  Part two coming up soon :)