Sevastopol 1941.

Mamayev Kurgan, summer of 1942.

Lissa 1944. Modern polish town of Leszno.

Russian village after heavy combat.

Aleksandrovskaya, summer of 1941. Town of Aleksandrovskaya, during the Leningrad siege.

Mirko Bayerl’s 1945 Hungary Panther reimagined

Another “reimagine” composition. We’ve used Mirko Bayerl Panther in Hungary 45 Diorama to reimagine the scene e compose it differently.

Loading…

Battle for Belorussia

Battle for Belorussia The Red Army’s Forgotten Campaign of October 1943 – April 19443

Capture of Kós, 1943

We made a nice graphical representation of events regarding the capture of Kós in October 1943, by german forces in the Greek islands. It is a re-interpretation of events as portrayed in Osprey Campaign series #339. We’ve added the original for comparison.

Three Days in Hell

Three days in Hell, writen by George Bernage and published by Heimdal (France), which sheds new light on the chaotic events of the first days of the allied invasion in 1944. It suffers from some unfortunate design choices which make the reading process tiresome. It has two columns of text on each page and it […]

Roger Hurkman’s Diorama reimagined

We’ve took one of the most famous diorama’s “Unternehmen Südwind, Hungary 1945” from acclaimed Dutch military modeler Roger Hurkmans and reimagined the scene. An RSO tractor struggling to pull over an artillery piece. We constructed a new landscape, inspired in hungary’s landscape, winter and architecture. We used over 15 images to compose this image.

Narva battles winter of 1944

The Battle of Narva was a campaign between the German Army Abteilung “Narwa” and the Soviet Leningrad Front fought for possession of the strategically important Narva Isthmus from 2 February to 10 August 1944. The campaign took place in Estonia and consisted of two major phases: the Battle for Narva Bridgehead (February to July 1944) and […]

Battle for Belorussia

Capture of Kós, 1943

Three Days in Hell

Roger Hurkman’s Diorama reimagined

Narva battles winter of 1944

Photo processing #2