Modelcollect UA72097 German WWII E-100 Super Heavy Panzer 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling 1/72

Modelcollect UA72097 is a unique plastic model kit depicting the German super-heavy tank E-100 armed with the twin 12.8 cm Flak 40 Zwilling anti-aircraft gun in 1/72 scale. This model is an exceptional offer for military history enthusiasts of World War II, especially those interested in experimental vehicles and the so-called Wunderwaffe, or the "miracle weapons" of the Third Reich.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for creating dioramas and collecting armored vehicle models.
• Vehicle origin: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene), providing excellent detail reproduction and high structural durability. The kit also includes clear plastic parts and photo-etched components for even greater accuracy in detail reconstruction.
• Category: plastic model kit
• Extras: The set includes decals with authentic markings, photo-etched parts, and a detailed assembly manual.

The E-100 was among the most advanced ultra-heavy German tank projects at the end of the war, but it never entered serial production. The design envisioned powerful armament and exceptionally thick armor protection. This version of the model is fitted with twin 128 mm Flak 40 guns, which historically were used as heavy anti-aircraft and anti-tank artillery. Had it entered service, the E-100 with such armament could have been a formidable adversary for both aircraft and armored fighting vehicles.

Modelcollect UA72097 excellently reflects the reality of the "paper" Panzerwaffe vehicles, impressing with crisp lines, surface detailing, and the authenticity of its armament and chassis. This kit is recommended for experienced modelers who value precision and realistic reconstruction. We rate the assembly difficulty at 3/5, making this model satisfying for both advanced and intermediate hobbyists.

The German E-100 Super Heavy Panzer 128mm Flak 40 Zwilling model is an outstanding choice for collectors and history enthusiasts looking to enrich their collection with a unique "what if" example from the Wehrmacht lineup.