1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 1 - side view

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 2 - front view

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 3 - side view

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 4 - rear view

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 5 - close-up

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 6 - close-up

1:35 scale plastic model of the German E-100 super-heavy tank prototype - photo No. 7 - close-up

E-100 Tank Plastic Model

The model represents in the photos was built to a 1:35 scale from a Trumpeter kit. The model was enhanced with parts from Voyager and metal tracks from Friulmodel.

The E-100 super-heavy tank was a part of a German unfinished project to build a new series of armored vehicles of various sizes. Super-heavy means that the weight of the tank was between 130-140 tons (UK-128-138 tons, USA-143-154 tons).

Only the chassis was built for the E-100 tank. On the Internet you can view photos of the specimen took over by the British at the end of World War II. According to the plans, a modified Maus turret was to be placed on such a chassis.

There are other versions of the E-100 tank made by the same modeler in the Model Gallery:

Sources:

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panzerkampfwagen_E-100
http://www.panzerpunkt.info/artykuly/e_100/e100.htm

13 Apr 2020

Modeler: Artur Stańczyk

Photographer: Ender

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