Dragon announced another Neubau-Fahrzoog thingy

If you are into early German armor, then this may be just the thing for you. Now you will have two choices for this cool looking "land battleship" concept tank.



Way kewl with those early camo patterns .



Gary

Greetings......... Gary;
.
I have some nice photos of this tank............

...... I think... it wold look good, in a
early 1940 diorama.

Mike

Hi Folks

This would appear to be the version that went to Norway, the original kit was of the mild steel prototype.

I can see myself getting this, as I'm partial to early WWII armour.

Simon

Some new stuff that goes with this.

The decals/marking options.




And the first built up photo.





Gary

The Cyber hobby version is in this months Model Military International and It does look pretty awesome!
although I think this tank has a strong resemblance to the Soviet T-28....

Jaymes

I wonder how hard it would be to add an L/48 gun to it?

Jaymes Crowther wrote:The Cyber hobby version is in this months Model Military International and It does look pretty awesome!
although I think this tank has a strong resemblance to the Soviet T-28....

Jaymes

They all stem from this baby; the vickers A1E1 Independent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_A1E1_Independent

AA do a resin one. As its not German, I doubt we'll ever see one in plastic

ChrisITA wrote:

Jaymes Crowther wrote:The Cyber hobby version is in this months Model Military International and It does look pretty awesome!
although I think this tank has a strong resemblance to the Soviet T-28....

Jaymes

They all stem from this baby; the vickers A1E1 Independent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_A1E1_Independent

AA do a resin one. As its not German, I doubt we'll ever see one in plastic

But if we ever did, then I will expect an interior to be made available from a certain supplier who specialise in British armour...

Andy J wrote:

ChrisITA wrote:

Jaymes Crowther wrote:The Cyber hobby version is in this months Model Military International and It does look pretty awesome!
although I think this tank has a strong resemblance to the Soviet T-28....

Jaymes

They all stem from this baby; the vickers A1E1 Independent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_A1E1_Independent

AA do a resin one. As its not German, I doubt we'll ever see one in plastic

But if we ever did, then I will expect an interior to be made available from a certain supplier who specialise in British armour...

And if we did, I would get one!

John T wrote:

Andy J wrote:

ChrisITA wrote:

Jaymes Crowther wrote:The Cyber hobby version is in this months Model Military International and It does look pretty awesome!
although I think this tank has a strong resemblance to the Soviet T-28....

Jaymes

They all stem from this baby; the vickers A1E1 Independent: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vickers_A1E1_Independent

AA do a resin one. As its not German, I doubt we'll ever see one in plastic

But if we ever did, then I will expect an interior to be made available from a certain supplier who specialise in British armour...

And if we did, I would get one!

Well I must admit that there has been a lot of British stuff hitting the shelves lately I got my little Vickers MkVI today ! Sweeeet

Jenny

I have my hunting Hobbit - actually a 6"6' ex-army hobbit, on the lookout for one at IPMS Torbay this weekend.

C'mon Mr Meddings, an interior if you please.

Simon

Some more built up photos have popped up, so here they are.









I was hoping for just a little more of these when they appeared, but I guess we will just have to take what they give us.



Gary