Takom 2156 VK 100.01 (p) Mammut 1/35 – Plastic tank model kit

Takom 2156 VK 100.01 (p) Mammut 1/35 is a high-quality plastic model of a super-heavy tank in 1/35 scale, developed by the renowned company Takom. The kit represents the prototype version of the VK 100.01 (p) "Mammut" from 1942—the design stage that was the predecessor of the legendary German super tank Panzer VIII Maus. This model will appeal to advanced military modelers fascinated by armored vehicles of World War II and German wartime armored technology.

• Model scale: 1/35 – ideal for dioramas and military vehicle collections
• User country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (design developed in 1942)
• Historical description: The VK 100.01 (p) Mammut is a prototype German super-heavy tank, one of the first attempts to build a vehicle weighing over 100 tons. It existed only on the drawing board as part of the research process for the future Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus. Although it never went beyond the project phase, its concepts enabled the development of many innovative armored solutions that influenced the design of World War II armored weaponry.
• Material: High-quality plastic, sprue parts with precise detailing
• Add-ons: Model does not include glue or paints; set of photo-etched parts allowing for detailing such as shields or ventilation grilles
• Category: Plastic model kit – World War II tanks and armored vehicles
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – model recommended for advanced modelers with experience working with details and photo-etched elements
• For whom? A product for military enthusiasts, fans of German military technology, and modelers building a collection of experimental and prototype vehicles

The Takom VK 100.01 (p) Mammut 1/35 model stands out for its excellent build quality, detailed reproduction of construction elements, and modern sprue design, ensuring satisfaction from building and displaying the finished vehicle in a collection. It is a great option for those looking to expand their modeling skills, searching for a unique model for a diorama, or interested in alternative military history of World War II.