#elefant

[misfitwashere]

elefant

[pieterpbw]

"Die schärfsten Klingen sind oft die ungefilterten Worte, die in einem Moment der Unbeherrschtheit fallen."

[atsumiah]

Nagyon nagy a baj veled, ha pont belém habarodtál,

az egészet basszuk el rögtön már itt az alapoknál!

Elefánt - Van harag

[kallemax]

Fliegen ist reine Willenssache.

[heartistii]

employees of the months 💐

[endlessandrea]

Isa Genzken, Elefant, 2006

Wood, plastic tubes, plastic foils, vertical blinds, plastic toys, artificial flowers, fabric, bubble wrap, lacquer, spray paint.

200 x 220 x 100 cm

[mythical-art]

Capriccio Scene: Animals in the Sky by Francisco de Goya (Öl auf Leinwand)

[misfitwashere]

elefant

Happy century Henry.

[unfug-bilder]

Ich weiß nicht, ob ihr Elefantenbilder mögt. Denn bisher habe ich es nicht ausprobiert.

Die Bilder stammen aus Jahren bis einschließlich 2010 und von einer Seite, die nicht mehr existiert. Ich besitze keine Rechte an diesen Bildern.

[hinter-dem-spiegel]

Chaugnar Faugn

Hab den Großen lange nicht gezeichnet.

Wurde mal wieder Zeit. :)

[fantasywelt]

(via Sticker mit "Zirkus Elefant #18-1#" von FantasyWelt)

[zootoo]

Zoo Wuppertal by Bernd Schlichting Via Flickr: Fotos aus dem grünen Zoo in Wuppertal

[biologyfiction]

[all-action-all-picture]

The Elefant Tank Destroyer. Originally called the Ferdinand after its designer, Ferdinand Porsche. Only around 90 were built, of which 2 still survive as Museum pieces.

Most of the Ferdinands were deployed in Operation Citadel at the Battle of Kursk where many fell victim to mines (among other types of damage). This led to later upgrades such as the application of Zimmerit anti-magnetic paste (you can just about make out on the front of the vehicle above) and an MG34 machine gun.

Only around 50 Ferdinands survived Kursk and post-modification they were eventually renamed the Elefant. The name change wasn't down to the modifications but more that Hitler had a leaning toward using animal names for his armour.

I reckon the image above was likely a tracing as there are a few source photographs (below) of the Ferdinand/Elefant at a similar angle.

This was a back page feature from Battle No. 339, dated 31 October 1981. Treasury of British Comics.