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WW2plus - Pz.Kpfw. E-100 Ausf. C in "Indomitable" - DE

Posted by Hellboy on 28 Jul 2017, 22:05

Some pictures of a recent project.....

„Indomitable"

Conversion from a 'Germany WWII E-100 Heavy Tank Ausf. B' from the manufacturer Modelcollect (item number UA72039) to a 'Panzerkampfwagen E-100 Ausf. C'.

Enjoy the photos of the tank! :-D

Hellboy


Link-Note:

Information about the tank
https://www.panzer-bau.de/fahrzeugmodelle-1-35/kettenfahrzeuge-edw/e-100/ (DE)

Information about the model
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/938170-modelcollect-ua72039-wwii-e-100-heavy-tank-ausf-b

Reference literature
Art of Modelling No. 29 Jan. - Feb. 2015 Page 8 ff. 'E-100 Ausf. C'
http://www.artofmodelling.be/product_info.php?cPath=38_517_518_542&products_id=22808&osCsid=7c062a864e7e67e9dd1346604a8e251d

Art of Modelling No. 30 March - April 2015 Page 8 ff. 'E-100 Ausf. C'
http://www.artofmodelling.be/product_info.php?cPath=38_517_518_542&products_id=22840&osCsid=7c062a864e7e67e9dd1346604a8e251d


Keywords for search engines: 1/72, Deutschland, Germany, WW2plus, Panzerkampfwagen E-100 Ausf.C, Modellbau, Modelling, Modelcollect WWII E-100 Heavy Tank Ausf. B 72039, Frank Krueger, 07/2017, photos were shot with Canon PowerShot G7 X, images were edit with Corel Paint Shop Pro X, original size of the images 800x800 pixels, picture hosted by hellboy-miniatures.de, published on bennosfiguresforum.com


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Posted by Wiking on 29 Jul 2017, 07:29

You are ver buisy. :-D

Well build with some funny unrealistic ideas. Like the tank 4 gun mount.
If such a monster will drive. But where? Can´t pass the very most bridges. (You forget the two Jumo 006 jet engine left and right to fly over all trouble on his way.)
At the Autobahn. The two lane are wide for it. The driver have to watch out for starting Me262. And where did the monster get the amount of fuel? Need no fuel is powered by Krypton?
:mrgreen:

As you read I am not a fan of What if.
But the individual spring option is very interesting! Innovative in this scale! Thanks for showing us.
Maybe we get this for real monster like the King tiger too.

Your blue weld lines,is this a paste? From whom?
Look horrible.
I need that! :-D
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Posted by Hellboy on 29 Jul 2017, 22:46

Wiking wrote:Well build with some funny unrealistic ideas. ...


Wiking, many thanks for your very kind comments. I know you do not like the topic Panzerwaffen 46 / WW2plus. That's why I'm so happy about your comment !!! :-D

However, it is nice to just feel free. Simply because you have to do something like it. Whether it is realistic or not.

The tank was planned with 140 tons. The ground pressure would simply have pushed the vehicle into the ground (Ground pressure: 1.43 kg / cm². As a comparison: Leopard 2A4 0.83 kg / cm²). No way to realize that. There are pictures of a Königstiger who has laid on the ground with his tank. Just sunk in the earth. And this tank had only about 70 tons!

So you're right, it's nonsense. But the nonsense has made me very much fun! :-D

Wiking wrote:Your blue weld lines,is this a paste? From whom? Look horrible. I need that!


The Modeling Mass is from 'Apoxie Sculpt' and consists of two components.

https://www.amazon.de/Apoxie-Sculpt-Modelliermasse-natur-Euro/dp/B000V58DS0

You can mix 1/3 plasticine for children. I use different colors from the plasticine. The different colors are good at modeling. In this way you can also save money because the plasticine is very cheap! The mass can be processed very well!!!!! :yeah: :yeah: :yeah: I only work with it!

By the way, I still have on set too much. However, the basic color is brown. For this I have brown and white children's kneading. Thus the color can be varied. If you want to have it, simply send me your address via PM. I like to send it all free of charge. I received the set myself from a friend. So this is fully OK for me. I hope you take it! I've got it way too much.
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Posted by huib on 30 Jul 2017, 15:25

Realistic or not, this is nice and skillfull modelling, and a good looking tank. But of course, if we look in wat direction tank design developed after the war we see these kind of super heavy tank designs are a dead end road. Nevertheless a nice project.
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Posted by Bluefalchion on 30 Jul 2017, 19:00

huib wrote:Realistic or not, this is nice and skillfull modelling, and a good looking tank. But of course, if we look in wat direction tank design developed after the war we see tank designs are a dead end road. Nevertheless a nice project.


It seems that tanks are for the museum as modern hand-held weapons can take them out, and they are expensive to design, build, maintain, fuel, and arm, and the crews are expensive and time-consuming to train. But I like the project, too. Funny to think of it just sinking into the ground under it's own titanic weight!
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Posted by huib on 30 Jul 2017, 21:35

Bluefalchion wrote: It seems that tanks are for the museum as modern hand-held weapons can take them out,


I do not agree with you Bluefalchion. The tank is still a formidable weapon in conventional land warfare. There are no other weapons platforms that have such a balanced combination of firepower, protection and mobility. It might more be the case that the type of war in which tanks come to their right were (luckily) sparse during the last decades.
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Posted by Bluefalchion on 31 Jul 2017, 03:37

Sorry for the thread high-jack. Tanks v. insurgents in urban centers, not the ideal weapon.
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Posted by Hellboy on 31 Jul 2017, 19:14

First of all many thanks for your nice comments! Also many thanks for the Likes! :-D

I find the discussion about the future of tanks exciting. I also have a very personal opinion about this.
Tanks are an ideal weapon platform. In cities, small and manoeuvrable wheel-armors will dominate.
They will in many cases be without crew. They are remote controlled like drone. Unrealistic? I do not think so. As far as I know, Rheinmetall Canada is working on such vehicles. I had seen a movie at Youtube about a weapon trade fair.

It's so bad with the wars. But unfortunately there will always be conflicts. This is probably the nature of humanity - unfortunately. That is why there will probably be tanks in the future. But they will differ greatly from the current tanks. I believe that.
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Posted by Peter on 14 Nov 2017, 19:06

This is why I like your topics Frank. Nice models, good conversions and a lot of information about what you are building! Go on! :thumbup:
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Posted by Hellboy on 04 Apr 2018, 17:21

A very very 'petit' update from the project 'Pz.Kpfw. E-100 Ausf. C'. Hope you like the two pictures.

Have fun! :-D

Hellboy


Link-Note:

Information about the figures 'Mantis Miniatures German Officers WWII No. 72001'
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/131372-mantis-miniatures-72001-german-officers-wwii


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Posted by mickey mouse on 04 Apr 2018, 17:25

Who is the manufacturer, Frank? They look great.
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Posted by Hellboy on 04 Apr 2018, 17:44

mickey mouse wrote:Who is the manufacturer, Frank? They look great.


Thank you for your comment !!! To your question:

The manufacturer of the figures is 'Mantis Miniatures'. Please have a look here ...
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/131372-mantis-miniatures-72001-german-officers-wwii

The three figures belong to a single set. They are fantastically modeled and cast. No bubbles in the resin. Fit is great. Almost no refinish. A real tip !!!! :yeah:
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Posted by mickey mouse on 04 Apr 2018, 17:46

Hellboy wrote:
Thank you for your comment !!! To your question:

The manufacturer of the figures is 'Mantis Miniatures'. Please have a look here ...
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/131372-mantis-miniatures-72001-german-officers-wwii

The three figures belong to a single set. They are fantastically modeled and cast. No bubbles in the resin. Fit is great. Almost no refinish. A real tip !!!! :yeah:

If you have a set for me... :winky: :xd:
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Posted by Hellboy on 04 Apr 2018, 19:05

mickey mouse wrote:If you have a set for me... :winky: :xd:


..... Unfortunately, no. :( But please have a look here :-D

https://www.dersockelshop.de/german-officers-wwii-1-72_mantis-miniatures_mant72001.html

From the same manufacturer, the 'dersockelshop' has a lot more great sets !!!!! :shock: Attention - Addictiveness !!!!!! ;-)
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Posted by mickey mouse on 04 Apr 2018, 19:08

Hellboy wrote:
..... Unfortunately, no. :( But please have a look here :-D

https://www.dersockelshop.de/german-officers-wwii-1-72_mantis-miniatures_mant72001.html

From the same manufacturer, the 'dersockelshop' has a lot more great sets !!!!! :shock: Attention - Addictiveness !!!!!! ;-)

Frank, i was joking. P.S. I have send you a pm.
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Posted by Hellboy on 04 Apr 2018, 19:32

mickey mouse wrote:Frank, i was joking.


for real??????? :shock: :drool: :oops: :eh: Joking aside. :mrgreen: I knew that! :xd: But today it's really funny here. Then even Wiking his picture! I'm just laughing !!!!!! :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
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