Panzer VIII Maus super-heavy Tank sumerians

Panzer VIII Maus super-heavy Tank sumeriansOne of the most enigmatic armoured fighting vehicles of the Second World War, this vehicle has the fairly innocuous designation VK100. 01 Porsche Type 205, yet to any student of WW2 AFVs it is better known as the Panzerkampfwagen VIII 'Maus' (Mouse). With 200mm of armour and weighing an astonishing 188 metric tons, the ironically named Maus still holds the record as the heaviest fully enclosed armoured fighting vehicle ever built. Unlike the majority

4 full-colour guidon flags

a condenser system

exchange 1 MMG for a forwrd-facing anti-tank gun or for a pedestal-mounted light autocannon with 360-degree arc of fire

One Celt Cart with solid wheels

crossbowmen (up to 12) and handgunners (up to 12 models) as well as command

the LDV initially had to make do without uniforms

promotion to the guard

but advancing “at the trail” seems to have been the favoured mode

Dimensions: L200 x W65 x H80mm approx

Designed to engage enemy aircraft

Contains one resin and metal vehicle & ammunition trailer

Team: 3 men