Nice work!

Thanks. I'm still in a quandary about continuing on with the idea though.

Just go with whatever you have the most fun with!

I particularly like this era of tech for retro-futurist scenarios...

Send 'em a message!

"We don't like nasty surprises and using primitive wire guided missiles isn't a nice way to introduce yourselves."

That's amazing.

I thought you'd dig that "Retro-tech" look.

The colors are really good too.

Shocking, I say

Electrifying. Goes to show one what happens if a ferret gets rubbed the wrong way.

Very vivid, good dieselpunk equipment.

I know! I know. It's got that sort of 1930s tech look to it, but has adapted such technology for generating disintegrating beams and creating energy shields. "Dieselpunk" you say? Hmmmm...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dieselpunk

OoooOO!

looks very good.

Between you and I, it looks good, but OH! It is a Bugbear to draw and finish!

I'm sure it was.

Good stuff!

I so much want to do more, but it might only be good for a "One Shot."

courteous people knock first, smash doors in later. :)

Good advice. After all, in the story, the US Army trainees fired first.

"First, you shoot, then you shoot again, and if somethign moves, shoot again. Then you shoot again for measurement. And THEN you may ponder asking questions..."

Some definite GRAMS here.

(Sped up version of 134th Regiment Horse Troops anthem, recorded a 33 1/3rd and played ay 78 RPM.)

Correction. A sped up version of The French Foreign Legion March recorded at 33 1/3rd and played at 78 RPM.

BATTLE FERRETS! Sounds like a great name for a TV show!

It's also a little homage to my late friend Lyn "Ferret" Tomson who'd draw comics in the same way. Who knows? It might make an intriguing, (And I hope funny.) comic series.

Nice work on the details of the interior.

The top panel actually started as a quick sketch of the Ferret commander, and the tank interior, plus the gunner and driver kind of "Bloomed up" around him. I was trying to re-create the claustrophobia inducing interior of a modern battle tank, inspired by a recent visit to an M-1 Abrams on display. Of course this interior space might be a bit tight for ONE human, let alone three. Also, I let the ersatz "1930s" tech take over the drawing too.

Tight space? Space doesn't seem to be a big option on tank interiors that I've noticed.

Heh heh heh heh.