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Can you do a tack of the Dead Man but you probably already did it lol

Hey you should a short about World War I and can you please add the song Great War

Awesome 👍👍

Sick

Oh so thats how we summon a Devil Dog 😮

Beautiful work man

Hey you might not do this but can you make a German empire one?

Bullets dont fly in the man in parachutes, this is the code of the air

I like the part when it zooms in on a stormtrooper and “in their enemies’ eyes “ we see the reflection in the lenses in of the mask.

i like how you drawing enemy in their eyes

Try Prayer in the Dark by Powerwolf

Clones are the best!

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Cool drawing Its a star wars drawing right

Well i need to listen ro sabaton to get this out of my ears

-gut, hah

Great work keep it up

If I see that I am cooked

It was December the 20th 1943. A pilot by the name of Charles "Charlie" Brown was in his B17F, Ye Old Pub. Their mission is to bomb the Focke Wulf plant in Bremen. After being shot at by flak, Ye Old Pub's tail gunner was killed. With only one engine running, and a tail missing, Ye Old Pub went in a steep dive. Thankfully, after being passed out, Charlie managed to bring the Flying Fortress back up. But, unfortunately, Charlie accidentally flew over a Luftwaffe airfield. A German pilot by the name of Lieutenant Franz Stigler, saw the B17, and got in his 109. He was just one kill away from earning Germany's Knight's Cross. After catching up to the plane, he was about to pull the trigger when he realized the tail gunner was dead. 'This was no threat. If I shoot this plane down, it will be on my conscience gor the rest of my life.' He flew over to the side and witnessed the injured crews in the fuselage. Charlie turned for a quick gaze and looked again as he saw a German BF 109 flying in formation with the damaged warbird. Franz gestured that they land in Germany, he refused. Franz then told them to land in neutral Sweden, the same response was given. No. German AA crews saw the Flying Fortress, but refused to fire. It would risk the life of one of their own men, Stigler. After a while of flying escort for Ye Old Pub, Franz gave Charlie a respectful salute, and headed home. P-47s would soon intercept Ye Old Pub and guide them home. Charlie and his crew were surprised at the encounter with the sympathetic German. The story remained top secret until 1989 when Charlie began his search for the pilot who had spared his bomber. In 1990, he got a letter that read that they were the pilot who had escorted Ye Old Pub. They finally met in person and were interviewed for about 20 minutes. Franz gifted Charlie a book that read, "In 1940, I lost my only brother as a night fighter. In 1943, four days before Christmas, I managed to save a B 17 from her destruction. Charlie, to me, is as precious as my brother was. Thanks, Charlie. Your brother, Franz." He said that he never got the Knight's Cross, but he always said, he got something better. (Charlie Brown October 24, 1922-November 24, 2008) (Franz Stigler August 21, 1915-March 22, 2008) "No man hath greater love than he who layeth his life for his enemy." Videos about this story: Yarnhub: ruclips.net/video/SQe4roNR8Nc/видео.htmlsi=ZIK57pagF8zt-phg C-bass Productions ruclips.net/video/TSluTZGxdY0/видео.htmlsi=IY89P-GzIy8Ukv6L NEVER2YUNG4AVIETNAMFLASHBACK: ruclips.net/video/_lp9-cN_Oog/видео.htmlsi=MmXkPJXg24jWhR-q

looks like a reindeer dairy wolf hybrid. I love it

Abu na Fhrainc!

dang, you're talented. well done

Wow, you've become even better at drawing in a year, keep up the good work, don't stop! And don't pay attention to criticism from others!

Fun fact: (there lacks a certain accurate account of this, however some historians still theorize what could’ve happened) Albert was captured and led back to the Axis power camp. And during interrogation, he broke free of captivity. Took his captor down, and grabbed a weapon. And just with himself, and a wounded ally with him, he brought back a huge crowd of prisoners. Once again, accurate accounts of this moment are scarce, though it is theorized that Albert did something close to this for his tendency of being a mad lad was known famously to the French “Blue Devils”. Another famous moment for Albert is the time he faked a whole squad of soldiers in the trenches by putting helmets of fallen soldiers on sticks and also running along the trenches and attack the enemy soldiers as if there were still a whole bunch of firepower still alive in his trench. He also crawled for 4 hours to get an injured commanding officer, crawled 4 hours back with said officer in tow

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Can you do savannah by civil war next

A to co za karabin bo nie znam (; taka przyjebka

One Of My Favorite Sabaton Song

4 minutes and 44 seconds? This is giving me Ace Combat 7 vibes. At first, I was a little skeptic about the lack of color but it worked really well

So cool

Hey man been a while you just haven't been popping up on RUclips for me until today so great artwork as always

Honestly makes me think of a WW1 battlefield Nice work

Cute 🤔

nice

Noice what did you think

"CMON YOU SONS OF BITCHES DO YOU WANT TO LIVE FOREVER?!"

Amazing 🎉

SUCK UP! ARMATA DE STRIGOI

Furry rymes with Heresy!

They look sooo much like the death korps of krieg

Am I the only one that hears, "Never, Let Up, Never, Back Down!

Underrated

You know you’re in trouble when the grim reaper pulls up with a fucking twelve gauge.