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Pixel Panzer
By Tiefsee
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German tanks of World War 2 pixelated
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I tried to be as accurate as possible and transfered all the dimensions into pixel scale.
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Check out my blog for more tanks!
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I tried to be as accurate as possible and transfered all the dimensions into pixel scale.

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Check out my blog for more tanks!
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You mean German offensive efficiency even after they lost the force of decisive initiative after they lost Stalingrad and el Alimain could have thwarted the allies numbers...?
... Well yes if they had been allowed to be smarter with their last bit of desisive power at Kursk to stabilize and muster their needed energy or bleed out the Russians instead of loosing what hold they still had.....
Maybe bought time for the bloody super tanks for crying out loud...
And bloody jets too ...
This is starting to sound like wolfenstirn the new order...
You mean German offensive efficiency even after they lost the force of decisive initiative after they lost Stalingrad and el Alimain could have thwarted the allies numbers...?
... Well yes if they had been allowed to be smarter with their last bit of desisive power at Kursk to stabilize and muster their needed energy or bleed out the Russians instead of loosing what hold they still had.....
Maybe bought time for the bloody super tanks for crying out loud...
And bloody jets too ...
This is starting to sound like wolfenstirn the new order...
In case anyone reads this ...
Impatience, weak command structure, and fighting a war on two fronts are the primary reasons Germany lost WW2.
Had Germany started the war 5-10 years later with all the military research they were pouring into projects, this is what it would have looked like:
-Biplanes and cloth covered monoplanes against fully metal jet fighters, bombers, and helicopter gunships.
-WW1 style surface fleets with weak anti-submarine forces against silent running high tech U-boats, Diesel or even Nuclear powered.
-Cruise Missiles, SAM Batteries, Anti-Tank Missile based APC's and Air-to-Air Missile equipped fighters engaging Allied units from far away.
-E50 and E100 tanks facing off against Stewarts and Matildas.
-Assault Rifle equipped soldiers, fighting rifle and SMG based Allies.
-Nuclear weapons.
They can have the stupidest generals in history, but if they use what amounts to a Space Battleship against your mammoth bone club, it's still game over.
Germany attacked in '39, not '49. Germany's command structure had overlapping authority which paralyzed overall decision making. The United Kingdom and United States attacked from the west; Soviet Russia attacked from the East; Italy eventually buckled and the Allies were able to open up a Southern Front.
So they lost.
Impatience, weak command structure, and fighting a war on two fronts are the primary reasons Germany lost WW2.
Had Germany started the war 5-10 years later with all the military research they were pouring into projects, this is what it would have looked like:
-Biplanes and cloth covered monoplanes against fully metal jet fighters, bombers, and helicopter gunships.
-WW1 style surface fleets with weak anti-submarine forces against silent running high tech U-boats, Diesel or even Nuclear powered.
-Cruise Missiles, SAM Batteries, Anti-Tank Missile based APC's and Air-to-Air Missile equipped fighters engaging Allied units from far away.
-E50 and E100 tanks facing off against Stewarts and Matildas.
-Assault Rifle equipped soldiers, fighting rifle and SMG based Allies.
-Nuclear weapons.
They can have the stupidest generals in history, but if they use what amounts to a Space Battleship against your mammoth bone club, it's still game over.
Germany attacked in '39, not '49. Germany's command structure had overlapping authority which paralyzed overall decision making. The United Kingdom and United States attacked from the west; Soviet Russia attacked from the East; Italy eventually buckled and the Allies were able to open up a Southern Front.
So they lost.
I thought the on ground strategies made by the generals were quite effective and the overarching over ambitious and out of touch demands of Himmler and Hitler ruined what chance they had... strategically tactically and especially logistically.
but sure, if the local logistics were completed and/ or the tech development like you said did work... well there wouldn't really be a question
but sure, if the local logistics were completed and/ or the tech development like you said did work... well there wouldn't really be a question
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