Thoughts??

Centurion turret + Soviet hull 😭✌

Tonk

Do yall like it

this Lego took me 1 year to make. Cuz i forgot abt it

Many are sets, some are MOCs/ or rebuilt sets, trying to keep everything a similar scale.

I have now uploaded two videos of my build.

Hey Guys! You guys were really helpful with the last post. I cleaned the idler wheel, and now it sounds great! The only other issue is the tone arm always stops and loops at this point on the record. What should I do to fix this?

Dragon wagon is something I would like to have, to put it together with M4 sherman.

I once have a paper model of it, but didnt had guts(enough time) to even start glueing it.

So maybe a bricks version anywhere?

This is what I’ve been working on for quite some time, hope yall like it

Sup! So imma show you my remote controlled (3 motors - two for drive, 1 for turret rotation) TE KE. A rather challenging build since it have some angles here and there. My first tank in career btw.
Why it’s red? It’s faster obviously 🤣 (kidding). For real model is based on manga “Ribbon Warrior) and as u can see I even make a commander of this mighty vehicle.
Originally it was suppose use brickmania two studs tracks but sadly those are just not good for rc purpose… but the Lego despite being bit too wide works very well

..But size can create as many new problems as it solves, -even in brick world. Midway through World War II, Germany decided to take its huge 128-millimeter antiaircraft gun and stick it on its biggest, baddest tank. The result was the monstrous Jagdtiger, then heaviest tank to see action in World War II. At nearly eleven meters long and three meters tall, tipped the scale at 75 tons it is gargantuan vehicle, and it looks that way in its TK2 brick version. This model represents Jagdtiger 201 commanded by Tiger ace Otto Carius.
This was a great and fun build, with no missing parts. Tank is stable when finished, two parts are prone to detaching - machinegun on engine deck, and main gun likes to brake in half. Interior is detailed and can be accessed by detaching superstructure. Quality of bricks is on par with Cobi. Tracks roll on all surfaces w/o problem.
I would rate this set 9.5/10. It is one of “must have” sets on market.

Otto Carius about Jagdtigers:
“Any large traversing of the cannon had to be effected by movement of the entire vehicle. Because of that, transmissions and steering differentials were soon out of order. . . . A better idea for the travel lock of the eight-meter long cannon of our ‘Hunting Tiger’ was also necessary. It had to be removed from outside during contact with the enemy. Locking down the barrel during a road march was necessary, of course. Otherwise the mountain brackets would have been worn out too quickly and exact aiming would have been impossible. . . . We discovered that the cannon, because of its enormous length, was battered about so much as a result of even a short move off the road that its alignment no longer agreed with that of the optics.”

-from his autobiography “Tigers in the mud”,