Modelcollect UA72181 German E-100 Ausf.Sechsfußler 128mm KwK/B "Operation Bulge" January 1947 1/72

Modelcollect UA72181 is a real treat for enthusiasts of armored vehicles from the hypothetical extended period of World War II. The model depicts the German super-heavy tank E-100 Ausf. Sechsfußler, equipped with a powerful 128 mm KwK/B gun, designed for "Operation Bulge"—a continuation of the Ardennes offensive in January 1947, according to an alternative historical scenario.

Outstanding product features:

• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for collectors and diorama builders.
• Country of use: Third German Reich.
• Historical period: Alternative end of World War II, January 1947 – so-called "late war / what if".
• Material: high-quality plastic, parts manufactured with the precision typical of Modelcollect.
• Category: Plastic model kit.
• Includes: realistically reproduced details of the hull, turret, armament, and tracks; glue and paints not included.

Historical and technical description:

The E-100 tanks were part of the Entwicklung program—the German plan to create a unified series of combat vehicles. Modelcollect UA72181 presents an extremely futuristic version of the E-100 prototype: the Sechsfußler—a six-tracked version of this super-heavy tank. Armed with a modern 128 mm KwK/B gun and provided with powerful armor, it never entered real combat service, remaining only a concept on the drawing board. The "Operation Bulge" scenario brings this machine to the fictional battlefields of the extended Second World War.

Additional technical information:

• Highly detailed surface and weapon components.
• Comprehensive assembly instructions facilitate precise model building.
• Ability to customize camouflage and markings.

Who do we recommend this model for?

Modelcollect UA72181 German E-100 Ausf. Sechsfußler 1/72 is recommended especially for advanced modelers and enthusiasts of historical and alternative World War II modeling. Thanks to its unique appearance, the model is a perfect fit both for "what if" collections and for complex dioramas of late 1940s conflict scenarios.

Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for those experienced with detailed 1/72 armored plastic models.