[mikeb1958]

Originally Posted by tank nut

Kiss your wallet good by, this one is going to cost you lol. But guess what you will be able to get it a whole lot cheaper then I will Up here in the great white north that will cost me two arms and half a leg LOL

Guess I will send the wife out for a second job then....

[watou06]

Hopefully, they will give us the crew as they did with their 1:144 similar products.

[MoMo]

If you think that the mortar is big, check this out! :

http://modelers-paradise.com/dora35/...ilwaygun35.htm

MoMo

[tank nut]

HOLY Cow batman that thing is bigggggggg. If you were to buy both were would you find room for them lol

[djjeffhall]

MoMo,
Hey there.

I think most of us would have to build an extra wing on our houses to display the Dora in 1:35.

[tank nut]

Hey mikeb 1958, my wife makes extra money on the side with beads by making jewlery, she makes a fair amount at it. Maybe you wife can do this for her second job and you can afford that nice big german gun!

[FormerViperDriver]

I don't thing this thing is nearly as big as some people imagine (the Mortar, not the Dora which will be truly GIGANTIC). Still will be impressive, no doubt. Certainly a very original subject in that scale.

Personally, I wish they'd chosen to do a Panzer I or II instead (shoot, give me a PzKw-III as well). No one ever makes those in diecast, in any scale (not to mention all the missing US, British, Russian, etc... WW II vehicles that are still not available in diecast at all).

FVD

[Nockers]

Originally Posted by djjeffhall

This looks really sweet. Really expensive as well.

How big will this thing be?

Box Size: 15"x7.1"x7.1"

[Epapazian]

[quote=Shawn 507;60236]It is freakin huge. We're talking it can take up your kitchen table easy. Buying it prebuilt will save endless nights of construction, I think I'll pass. Besides I'm like the other guy, I'm waiting for the field kitchen with PE silverware and micro china for an entire Regiment. There isn't much else German that hasn't been made 4 times over.

- Shawn[/quote

Here's one that Dragon hasn't tried......The Hindenberg in 1:400 scale. Ooops! I hope no one at Dragon is scanning this forum. Considering their penchant for all things German, they might really take me seriously.

[Nockers]

Found a price for it

DRR-61012List Price: $120.00Our Price: $99.99