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How to Draw a Military Tank

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By Rachel Asher
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Finnish Military Tank
Finnish Military Tank
By Rachel Asher

Drawing a military tank is a matter of studying an image that you like; observing the style; and drawing angles and camouflage patterns, and shading. Military tanks were first used in warfare during World War I.

From Quick Guide: Basics of Military Vehicles
Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Pencil
  • Charcoal
  • Eraser
  1. Step 1
    The General Shape of the Military Tank
     
    The General Shape of the Military Tank

    Look at the picture of the military tank. Sketch out the general shape of the wheels and the body of the tank.

  2. Step 2
    The Base of the Tank and the Wheels
     
    The Base of the Tank and the Wheels

    Sketch the base of the tank and the wheels. There are eight wheels on a tank, and they should be spaced out evenly.

  3. Step 3
    The Body of the Tank and the Door at the Top of the Tank
     
    The Body of the Tank and the Door at the Top of the Tank

    Draw the body of the tank and the door at the top of the tank. Study the image of the tank closely, and add as many details as possible.

  4. Step 4
    Gears, Spokes and Bolts
     
    Gears, Spokes and Bolts

    Study the wheels of the tank and draw in the gears, spokes and bolts. Shade in the wheels using pencil and charcoal.

  5. Step 5
    Camoflage Pattern and Body Shading
     
    Camoflage Pattern and Body Shading

    Shade in the body of the tank with pencil. Mark out the camouflage pattern and color this in as well.

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