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One Sherman vs an Entire Panther Column — Hürtgen Forest, 1944

Discussion in 'WW2 Battlefields Today' started by med123, Sep 1, 2026 at 3:22 AM.

  1. med123

    med123 New Member


    Not sure how to classify this animation style

    Would you call this 3D animation, CGI, AI animation, or something else? I’d like to know what people think.
     
  2. Richard Anderson

    Richard Anderson Well-Known Member

    I'd call it bullshit, but then what do I know?
     
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  3. Owen

    Owen Member

    That is bloody awful.
     
  4. von Poop

    von Poop Adaministrator Admin

    It's funny how even just reading the title immediately tells you 'This will be an 'AI' puddle of toss'...
     
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  5. ltdan

    ltdan Nietenzähler

    Well, at least the keen viewer is rewarded with the rare sight of a Königspanther MkIV :lol:
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    Artificial intelligence is in no way inferior to genuine stupidity
     
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  6. stolpi

    stolpi Well-Known Member

    Actually, a timeless phenomenon.

    Even in the pre-AI era it was possible to make BS films ... how KG Peiper was brought to a stand with oil barrels during the BoB, according to US filmmakers in 1965 :pipe:

     
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  7. Chris C

    Chris C Canadian

    But at least that took some effort, which would limit how much nonsense could be created!
     
  8. Trackfrower

    Trackfrower Member

    It's shite and not a Sherman.
    M10 or M36
     
  9. EKB

    EKB Well-Known Member

    The landscape of that "Battle of the Bulge" movie looks more like North Africa than the Ardennes. The last three pictures are dated January 1943 and were recorded near Oran in Algeria.

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    Robert Shaw gave some great performances but for me, he will always be Captain Quint. Maybe someone will work the AI magic and have balladeer Shaw deliver his USS Indianapolis speech and a rendition of “Spanish Ladies” while in character as Colonel Hessler.

     
    Last edited: Sep 4, 2026 at 8:50 AM
  10. Owen

    Owen Member

    They filmed it in Spain.
     

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