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E-50

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A tank........AGAIN

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The Entwicklung series, more commonly known as the E-series, was a late-World War II attempt by Germany to produce a standardised series of tank designs. There were to be standard designs in six different weight classes, from which several specialised variants were to be developed. This was necessitated by the extremely complex tank designs that had resulted in poor production rates and mechanical unreliability.

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Tamaki Kumauchi

August 15, 2012

It looks GREAT!! It's a "paper panzer": Panzers that never went off the blueprint stage. Anyway, NICE BUILD!!!

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Lego 4 Life

April 5, 2012

Quoting Colin Small is a TFOL Did you seriously spend all of that time to align the track links?

Nope!

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Colin Small is a TFOL

April 4, 2012

Did you seriously spend all of that time to align the track links?

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Lego 4 Life

February 12, 2012

Quoting Andre Castillo hey you might be a living, breathing LEGO tank factory because your quick and great at building tanks, because all of your tanks are AWESOME!!

Thanks!

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Andre Castillo

February 12, 2012

hey you might be a living, breathing LEGO tank factory because your quick and great at building tanks, because all of your tanks are AWESOME!!

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Matthew McCall

February 9, 2012

Great tank!

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Lego 4 Life

February 8, 2012

Quoting Chris Melby See, this is what I meant about the Russian's in WWII, They were literally a giant Tank Factory, and the only thing that stopped them from building them was they ran out of raw resources. So ...uh, maybe think about the rest of us before you use up all of the bricks, huh? 5/5 like usual, great build, Chris

A.....Factory.....Thank you!

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Josh Kaufmann

February 7, 2012

you took my design idea into consideration :D thanks Lego! Also the E-50 would have been the same size as a Tiger II and E-75.While the E-100 would have been around the size of a Maus only with a Tiger II style hull and a Maus turret

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Josh Kaufmann

February 7, 2012

The E-50 and E-75 would look exactly the same.Only they say the E-75 would have an 88mm gun while the E-50 had a 75mm.And also the E-100 tank was never built but only one chassis was built

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Chris Melby

February 7, 2012

See, this is what I meant about the Russian's in WWII, They were literally a giant Tank Factory, and the only thing that stopped them from building them was they ran out of raw resources. So ...uh, maybe think about the rest of us before you use up all of the bricks, huh? 5/5 like usual, great build, Chris

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Lego 4 Life

February 7, 2012

Quoting Josh Kaufmann you took my design idea into consideration :D thanks Lego! Also the E-50 would have been the same size as a Tiger II and E-75.While the E-100 would have been around the size of a Maus only with a Tiger II style hull and a Maus turret

Thanks! This model was based on my Tiger II because the E-50 looks like Tiger II a bit so i decided to make it!