Khurasan releases 15mm E-25 Jagdpanzer

[Khurasan Miniatures]

We are very pleased to release our second vehicle from our Europe 46-49 range, the E-25 Fuchs.



This vehicle concept was one of the more useful designed for the Entwicklung ("E") series of powerful but easier-to-manufacture designs.  The E series implemented lessons learned from the rapid but somewhat haphazard German vehicle development after the first experiences with the T-34.  Had the war continued for a year or two more, it's likely many of the E designs would have been fielded -- in fact manufacture of a prototype of one, the superheavy E-100, was carried on in fits and starts until abandoned in 1944.

The model shown above was gorgeously painted by Heresy Brush -- it looks like a photograph of a real jagdpanzer!  Available now -- it joins our popular M34 US superheavy tank:
http://khurasanminiatures.tripod.com/europe-46-49.html

Note: Why here?  This range is developing as a straight what-if historical exploration of vehicles that were developed and sometimes actually produced, but too late to see active service.  No wehrmacht zombies or Kamikaze demons will be involved.  ;-)

[Agis]

As great as we can expect from you.
I will definately order one or two.

[predhead]

Nice!  The "what if war" items look great!

[Khurasan Miniatures]

Thanks guys -- IS-4 is next (a vehicle actually built and put into service).  It was a contemporary of the IS-3, both being manufactured and deployed in units. Which seems a strange decision!  They're quite different though -- the IS-3 was a new heavy tank design, whereas the IS-4 was a descendent of the excellent IS-2 design. The IS-4 was an "IS-2 from Hell."  ;-)