Modelcollect UA72108 German WWII E-100 panzer weapon carrier with 128mm gun (1/72)

Modelcollect UA72108 is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the German super-heavy armored vehicle E-100 with a powerful 128 mm gun, in 1:72 scale. This kit is aimed at both advanced military modelers and enthusiasts of World War II military technology history who want to add a unique example from the Panzerwaffe project series to their collection. The model does not include glue or paints.

Historical information about the E-100

The E-100, designed by Germany in the final phase of World War II, belonged to the so-called "E-series" (Entwicklung), that is, development programs for tanks and specialized vehicles. It was intended to be a direct competitor to the super-heavy Pz Kpfw Maus, but only one unfinished prototype was built. Germany planned to use the E-100 as a base for a vehicle equipped with a 128 mm caliber gun, making it one of the most powerful armored projects of this conflict. Due to the capitulation of the Third Reich and the inability to complete its development, the vehicle was never used in combat. However, its silhouette and concept have become permanently etched in the history of military technology.

• Scale: 1/72
• User country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (final years of the conflict, 1944–1945)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality plastic
• Extras: The set does not include metal or resin parts; no photo-etched accessories

Model features

Modelcollect UA72108 stands out by its highly detailed reproduction of the hull and turret, as well as a realistically replicated 128 mm gun. The complete set of plastic parts allows you to build a realistic replica, whose dimensions perfectly reflect those of the real E-100 in 1:72 scale. The assembly instructions are clear, making it relatively easy to assemble the model, even for intermediate modelers.

We definitely recommend this model to collectors and fans of so-called “paper panzers” and prototypes. It is also an excellent choice for those interested in "what-if" projects and dioramas depicting hypothetical scenarios from the final stage of World War II.

• Difficulty level: 3 (intermediate) — basic experience with plastic model building kits recommended
• Recommendation: The perfect choice for collectors of German armored weapons and military history enthusiasts