This German tank destroyer was so nose heavy they had to put solid road wheels in the front suspension.
Tank battalions on parade take up a lot of space, both in miniature and in real life.
I always felt it strange to see late war German tanks lined up like this.
It made me wonder where the Allied aircraft were; it reminded me of the scene at the end of the movie Das Boot.
Troops often lined up outside their vehicles for inspection. I just selected a representative sample.
Notional vehicles like the Tiger II ARV are fun to have in my collection, but I rarely do more than one, since they did not exist in real life. I figure one can't throw off the power of the unit by too much.
Prototype vehicles I sometimes do in units as large as a platoon, but more usually I only do one; like this extended barrel Tiger II.
And this JagdTiger with extended barrel.
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