But I had done a sketch on a Spitfire plane from WW2 recently. This is my second time drawing a plane (especially war planes) so I thought: WAR THUNDER!
Started developing an idea about a plane being tailed by an enemy fighter, which was WarThunder's main focus and main gameplay element, to shoot down the opposing faction's planes or eliminate ground troops or destroying sites.
Not exactly WarThunder, but I used this picture as a reference for the chasing plane.
WarThunder has been a part of me for almost 5 years (and about 3 with my cousin). But that's not all because its depictions of planes, the way it works and how the game implements basic principles of physics along with higher level physics is really what blows me away. There's more to it than just a game! Moreover, the community is quite passive too, they're here to have a good time, so if the team loses? So be it
An official WarThunder art depicting a German fighter being shot by a British fighter. Another reference picture but wasn't really used.
And that's it for today. Have a nice day/evening/night!
Chika rave!
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