Dragon 7256 E-100 (1:72) – Plastic Model Kit of the German Super Heavy Tank

The Dragon 7256 E-100 model in 1:72 scale is an exceptional offering for enthusiasts of German armored weapons from the end of World War II. This plastic assembly kit from the renowned manufacturer Dragon depicts the prototype super-heavy E-100 tank, which was intended as a response to Soviet and Allied armored vehicles of the late 1940s. The E-100 tank never entered mass production, and apart from the chassis, no complete unit was ever built before the end of the war.

The E-100 project originated in the Third Reich, and its main purpose was to break through enemy lines and engage the heaviest Allied tanks. It was part of the so-called Panzerkampfwagen Entwicklung program, which aimed to standardize armored vehicle designs. The main development work took place in 1944–1945, but the war ended before the project was completed. The destroyed prototype chassis was captured by the British in 1945.

• Model scale: 1:72
• Country of operator: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1944–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic assembly model kit
• The set does not include glue or paints
• Exceptional surface details and faithfully reproduced suspension and running gear elements
• Tower and hull parts designed for realistic painting and weathering

The Dragon 7256 E-100 model is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modellers. We rate the assembly difficulty as 3 on a scale of 1-5, making the kit an optimal choice for those already familiar with modelling basics and wanting to achieve a realistic look of a rarely seen armored vehicle in the modelling world. This model is a great base for historical and collector dioramas, as well as for experimenting with weathering techniques thanks to the large flat surfaces on the hull and turret.

We recommend this product to both German armor enthusiasts and collectors of unusual armored vehicles from World War II. The Dragon 7256 E-100 1:72 will impress every military history and modelling enthusiast.