Building the 1/35 Trumpeter German Super Heavy Tank Jagdpanzer E100 Krokodil -crocodile 

Honeslty.

And to think an e100 track would probably have been at least 50% bigger...

yeah i don't think he can lift that ;)

that is probably why the larger tanks such as the Maus, didnt actually go into production. Large, Difficult to maneuver, Expensive.

yes bu the piece he has was only half

Doyle isn't the 'expert' many claim he is. He was caught flat out making shit up about German night vision being useless.

Okay, didn't know that. But I still don't believe that jagdpanzer E-100 was a real concept.

the E-100 Chassis has been made but if they would have done the turret (the planned turret) it would have been to heavy and the chassis would break down so they decidet to plan another project wich also was a failure because the war already enden when it was supposed to be reay to fight

Did not know that there are already plastic models from WoT XD

since the E100 was a real project, converting it to a tankdestroyer wouldn't have been a big challenge, it would haven been the same concept they used to make cheaper versions, with compareable effectiveness, with every chassis.

Panzermeister36 it is, yes. btw you are making great videos!

Thanks!

this variant was planned and genuine blueprints were found

Yes, but what I said was that the Krokodil is something else, and that something else is fictional. This is not the Krokodil.

Can I get a source on those blueprints? I've seen one with the gun and mount, but the hull is not included.

Ebay and places. They cost hundreds to thousands of dollars, depending on the type, plus you gotta ship them from Estonia etc. Adam Mann did a video about tank tracks and shows his collection.

There is a pair on links on ebay for 899. I think it was\ So yeah good luck.

RIP Wallet

yeah, i am trying to get a panzer's optical viewing glass for the commander compartment or the panzer division ring

Bruh, Imagine having to do it for the Ratte

He said at the start its a paper tank, that means it was only on the drawing board, listen to the video dumbass

Rule of cool

Or put the gun in the rear, and put counterweight i.e. armor in the front lol.

The design documents for this tank were made up and never actually existed and were debunked for the reasons you stated!

thats how world of tnks designed it xD

So basically WoTs version on the Jadgpanzer E100? i1.wp.com/ritastatusreport.live/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ilya-lezhava-jagdpanzer-e-100-01.jpg?fit=1200%2C675&ssl=1 I honestly like the design shown in the video more, but it makes the least sense. Even a Jadgtiger style of this take would be more practical. If you are wondering, yes the one in game uses the 170mm gun like the one shown in the video.

No War Thunder and WoT

those tracks haven't been used in 70 years. they are coated in rust. in real life a tank's tracks would never get the opportunity to rust.

its a tankdestroyer. its not that easy to get behind one :)

even then, only very few allied tanks would be able to penetrate it

you think they would leave this thing without support? Such an expensive tank would never be left alone, it would definitely have a rearguard of AT guns and panzergrenadiers with panzerschreks and/or panzerfaust

DatOneAsianKid if you managed to get flanked in a tank destroyer, you weren't doing your job right. Jagdpanther and Jadgtiger weren't designed for close combat. The idea was you camouflage, sit about 500 to 1000m away with a big fuck off gun and shoot anything that moves. The armour was only there for when you took fire after you place your first shot, revealing your location. If you're close enough that there's a risk of getting flanked you've already failed your job

Or until it gets bombed by an P-51, Typhoon or P-47.

Tristan Erno it does because the engine would be in the front and the fighting compartment is in the back. it would have been a better design

Damian Moody I don't think that exists in a model

That tank isn't even real; it was made for World of Tanks.

Panzermeister36 so what

So that's why there are no kits of it

I'd just try to hide it behind a road wheel or idler wheel