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Description
E-100 heavy tank Maus
Manufacturer – Henschel
Number built – 1 partial prototype, not completed. Captured by British, evaluated and scrapped.
Weight – 140 tons
Length – 10.27 meters
Width – 4.48 meters
Height – 3.29 meters
Crew - 6
Armor – 80 to 200 millimeters
Armament – 12.8 cm. KwK 44 L/55
Co-axial 75 mm. KwK 44 L/36.5
7.92 mm. MG 34
Engine – 23.1 L Maybach HL230 V-12
Speed – 40 km./hr.
Range – 190 km. on road
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Model by Dragon, Hong Kong
Comments (9)
I can only imagine just how loud the noise form the cannon firing while inside. very good shot
140 tons! In its day there probably wasn't a bridge that could carry it. Neat looking model. I'm surprised it could get to 40kmh:)
Cool looking model... I made one these a long time ago, but on mine the chassis was different..
'Tanks' for the tank!
75 mm co-axial? Yoicks.
Hi, big surprise! this one was not familiar to me. Looks good man Good work!! Salute Gerrit.
Wow - Excellent work on this model! It looks right at home here!
looks mean Great capture
... made me watch tank videos on Youtube... ;) This thing was a typical Hitler tank: megalomanic and therefore destined to fail. Too heavy for any existing bridge, likely too heavy for then existing engines and gearboxes. Imagine all the man-hours and resources being poured into producing just one of those tanks. And if built, they would have been knocked out one by one - abandoned due to engine failures or lack of fuel, stuck in the terrain without any´thing closeby that could pull them out or destroyed in an aireal attack. That's how most of the Tigers ended up.