The SUPER HEAVIES for your 1:32 WW2 (1 Viewer)

[Plastic General]

Technically, these are 1:35 kits, but they're so large the 7% difference isn't noticeable.
Using FOV tank commanders and placed next to familiar 1:32 tanks, the photos illustrate my point.
The German MAUS, the US T-28 and the British TORTOISE will give your 1:32 tank battalions the muscle they need to kick some serious butt!

Plastic General

The British TORTOISE Super Heavy tank

 

[Plastic General]

The US T-28 Super Heavy

 

[Plastic General]

Technically, these are 1:35 kits, but they're so large the 7% difference isn't noticeable.
Using FOV tank commanders and placed next to familiar 1:32 tanks, the photos illustrate my point.
The German MAUS, the US T-28 and the British TORTOISE will give your 1:32 tank battalions the muscle they need to kick some serious butt!

Plastic General

The German MAUS Super Heavy tank.

 

[Markster]

technically, these are 1:35 kits, but they're so large the 7% difference isn't noticeable.
Using fov tank commanders and placed next to familiar 1:32 tanks, the photos illustrate my point.
The german maus, the us t-28 and the british tortoise will give your 1:32 tank battalions the muscle they need to kick some serious butt!

Plastic general

the german maus super heavy tank.

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cool !

 

[binder001]

Nice models of unusual subjects.

Small correction - it's not a 7% difference, because our models are three dimensional, I believe it's 7% cubed. I'm weak at math, but I believe that is the basic formula. That's why the 1/35th model SEEMS to small in relation to a 1/32nd item.

Gary B.

 

[BHogan]

Great tanks! Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Brendan