Here is one of my 1:110 scale Maus tanks next to a newer “V2” sclae (1:100) King Tiger. Its made to be right in between the oder AAM tanks, and the newer ones. It looks fine with each scale.
These range in price from $40 (simpler 1-color), most about $60, but some up to $80 (with many extra features and ambush camo).
Currently, I have only sand colored maus with the side cables in stock right now. Those can be all sand, or have camo added, or even the ambush camo. I can make any configuration you want (even unpainted tanks that you finish yourself), but it may require a month or two wait, since Im low on resin right now. But a sand based maus, with at least a few features, I could supply right away.
I have unpainted, white-plastic flak turrets all made up, but just not painted. I can have one of those ready at a moments notice. Those are $25 to $35, depending on if it is to have the complicated ambush camo or not.
If you want to discuss any more options, give me an e-mail at
… timdrocks@mchsi.com
4x scratchbuilt T-92 & T-93 US SPG tanks (monsters)
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With interchangeable barrels (200mm extra-extra-long & 240mm barrels).
I lost count at 100 parts per unit, all but the treads (Pershings had to die to make these) are made from paper, cardboard, balsa wood, brass rods, brass & aluminum tubing, heated & stretched plastic sprue, thread, etc.
2-part Ammunition has not been added yet, but will be put in yet.
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Front hatches: Brass rings, filled with putty, and edged with 3 layers of glue (to make beveled lip around hatch), brass hinges.
Spade: Plastic pen body, brass rods, and paper frame.
Gun: Aluminum tubing for main barrel sections, with brass and rolled paper parts.
Rear hull sides: Paper and cacrdboard, saturated in super glue (rock hard).
Hull: Balsa
Gun lock: Square brass tubing with brass rod inside, brass wire, and paper.
Flooring: triple-layered cardboard, paper, and plastic sheet. -
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Here they are with thier 60lb powder charges, and projectiles (6x that weight).
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I have no idea who you can make these but you definatly get the John McGyver award for turning simple items into works of art…
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Thanks. I have been called McGyver in a coupl eother sites I posted these on now. For this to be compared to McGyver, they would need to be able to fire whole cabbages at the bad guys and knock them out … oh wait, that was the A-team.
Thanks!