General Rascal

Description: Flying Mitsubishi A6m Zero on a classic Japanese rising sun

Description: I drew this while doing a small exercise on AK47. Thought it was a unique balance of art and symbolism. Good for small stickers or shirts.

Description: We must resist the aggression of this world.

Description: A little silhouette drawing I did a few years back. The Tank is based on a Panther but I have adjusted it to make the silhouette show more distinct details such as the machine gun and track system and barrel.

Description: Another old vector drawing I did a few years back. This is a mix of a beefy M24 Chaffee and Bulldog tank. I have a red sun version too if anyone thinks that will look better.

Description: A humble soldier strolling through the grass!

Description: Panzer IV

Description: 101st Airborne Division Insignia

Description: The Lone Star State Flag

Description: The flag of New Mexico!

Description: A minimal and clean depiction of the infamous Junker ju 87 "Stuka" Dive bomber. A German dive bomber and ground-attack aircraft. Designed by Hermann Pohlmann, it first flew in 1935. Overall a distinguishable and well-known piece of the German Airforce.

Description: The famous command written by Joseph Stalin himself. These words soon became the motto of the infamous battle of Stalingrad.

Description: A Minimalist Soviet T-34 Design

Description: One of the coolest (although ineffective tank destroyer) of world war two!

Description: American Variant of the Classic Sherman Tank!

Description: Everyone's favorite fail tank destroyer! looks awesome though!

Description: The flag of Colorado!

Description: Everyone's favorite WW2 Hippy

Description: A shirt that pays homage to the magnificent tanks of the Second World War that are named after cats.

Description: ACHTUNG! TIGER!

Description: I didn't choose the StuG life, It chose me!

Description: The most successful German tank of WW2!

Description: A twist on the meme! Enjoy :)

Description: The Classic Polish Coat of Arms.

Description: One of the most iconic planes of WWII, the British Spitfire dictated the sky during the darkest hour.