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1:72 (or 20mm) Germans
PzKpfw E-100 - Superheavy Anti Aircraft Tank - Another “nice” What If vehicle...
The need for specialised self-propelled anti-aircraft guns, capable of keeping up with the armoured divisions, was even in 1946 urgent for the German Armed Forces, the German Air Force was slowly gaining the upper hand against enemy fighter bombers, but was still far from dominating the skies.
Cromwell E-100 Dual Flak with additional AB crewmen.
The E-100 superheavy AA tank featured 2 dual mounted 8.8cm FlaK Heavy AA/AT guns. The guns could be fired together or one after the other to increase the rate of fire of these already fearsome guns.
A Pegasus 1:72 E-25 with additional AB crewmen.
Some CP 20mm metal minis. Stuart Emmett sold some of his 20mm collection. I was lucky enough to buy some of his splendid minis, the minis just needed a rebasing and some highlights here and there by me. 2nd row left mini is painted only by me. IMO our painting style are working well together.
A Dragon 1:72 Jagdpanzer IV with some CP 20mm metal minis.
Cromwell 20mm resin Kätzchen with CP 20mm metal infantry minis. Sitting Commander by AB.
Cromwell 20mm resin E-10 with CP 20mm metal infantry minis. Sitting Commander by AB.
PzKpfw VIII Maus Superheavy Tank - Dragon re-painted and detailed “prepainted” Kit with AB crew.
Jagdpanther - Dragon re-painted and detailed “prepainted” Kit.
E-75 Tiger III Heavy Tank - Cromwell 20mm resin kit with additional AB crewmen.
King Tiger - Italieri 1:72 kit with additional AB crewman.
 
 
 
Panzer X Löwe
The resin kit is a model made by a new 20mm manufacture - World at Arms. I added an AB crewman to give you a feel of the size. The company produces nice “What If?” 1945+ vehicles, just to my liking! The vehicles are of high quality, of good cast resin and so far their customer support was splendid. Highly recommended!
King Tiger by Italieri for scale comparison.
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