Stephen Armstrong blings up Trumpeter''s E-100 Super Heavy Tank.

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What a beast! Lots of interesting details, and I think that "elefant" insignia adds an extra kick to the heavy designation. Nice work!!

Outstanding! I love the paperpanzers, more freedom to speculate and it's the edge of plausable science fiction. Well done here!!

0Great work Steve! You have inspired me to grab the E-100 tank destroyer and do the same thing! Conjecturally where is this vehicle located geographically in your diorama?

Bill , Thanks for comment's, as for location take your pick it's fictional so anywhere really lol.

Steve, Let's see....1947 and the Nazis are still around...? Hmmmmm, Mongolia facing the Japanese? Meeting the Japanese in India? Salisbury Plain Wehrmacht training area? At a trade show in New York? Got to love paper panzers!

She's a Monster for sure, I like the gas tank and the hose and pump, job well done. Thanks..

Thanks for comment's guys appreciate.

Just one small mistake about it: "Kreig" is incorrect; it should be "Krieg". Sorry Mate

Black_Sheep, thanks for that, however the feature is about the model not my spelling. Sorry mate.

What black_sheep meant was - it's either "Krieg" (german for "war") or "Kreig" (does not compute). It's the difference topic vs. base of your dioarama - nothing more - either intentional or accidental

And btw. a very nice E-100 model ... probably the most "attractive" one i've ever seen. Love the added search-light, barrels and the etched "Schuerzen" on the turrent

TankZe, thank you buddy I know what you mean, and thanks for your comments appreciate.

Marvelous work! Very well done!

Very cool model. Beautifully painted and weathered. Interesting to see what may have been had history taken a different path. Well done