Dragon Cando WWII German Maus Super Heavy Tank w/Display Case... This is an older, and discontinued Dragon Cando Giant Armored series tank in 1/144 scale, a German Maus Super Heavy Duty Tank. Version is Berlin, 1945 (pic on right of box back). The detail and paint work on...
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This is an older, and discontinued Dragon Cando Giant Armored series tank in 1/144 scale, a German Maus Super Heavy Duty Tank. Version is Berlin, 1945 (pic on right of box back). The detail and paint work on these assembled models is fantastic! Each model comes with its own heavy duty clear plastic display case with diorama base as shown; grass-like "ground" with track imprints- I can't believe they can make and sell these at such low prices! It comes in its original factory box. The plastic display cases can be stacked. item # 20026- You are getting ONE tank model. Details from Dragon: 1/144 German Super Heavy Tank Maus w/"Grassland"diorama
This series is fully detailed and historically accurate in 1/144 scale. Each item represents a different camouflage scheme and comes with a grassland diorama base.
Collect both pieces to complete the set!
Features:
- True to 1/144 scale
- Fully researched and accurate
- Detailed camouflage patterns
- Fully assembled
- Includes a sturdy display case
- Includes Grassland diorama!
- Approximate dimensions: 5.5"L x 2"W x 2"H
About the Maus:
The Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus (Sd.Kfz 205) was the heaviest tank with completed working prototypes built during World War II. The basic design known as the VK70001/Porsche Type 2005 was suggested by Ferdinand Porsche to Adolf Hitler in June of 1942, who subsequently approved it. The design up to then had been the culmination of work done by Porsche who had won the contract for the heavy tank that March. Work on the design began in earnest and the first prototype would be ready in 1943 and was initially received the name Mammut (Mammoth). This was reportedly changed to Maeuschen (Mousy) in December of 1942 and finally Maus (Mouse) in February of 1943.
Most of the life of the working Maus prototypes was in testing around Kummersdorf and at the proving grounds in Böblingen, but the V1 and V2 versions were also involved in one known mission in a combat area that ended in both tanks being over-run and captured by Soviet forces.
*actual product diorama backdrop may not be exactly as shown-some vary. |
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