1946 German Command group...

[Agis]

agis, are the tracks upside down???

Yes! And rightly so! The E-10 featured a unique hydraulic suspension that enabled the tank to lower itself into a VERY low shooting position.
My model is in the shoot mode = lowered to about 1m overall high! Spot this...
My second E-10 (soon) will be in the drive mode to emphasize the versatility of the E-10.

[majorsmith]

thanks! i never knew it could do that! thats german ingenuity for you! excellent! i didnt think a painter and modeler of your calibre would make a mistake! 

[Agis]

thanks! i never knew it could do that! thats german ingenuity for you! excellent! i didnt think a painter and modeler of your calibre would make a mistake! 

Mistakes?  Impossible... 

[Weird WWII]

Was it's design taken by the Swiss to make their S tank?  It sounds like they are pretty much the same vehicle in allot of respects.

Brian

PS
Agis you ever seen this bad boy before?  This is the SS designed Black Wolf.

[Agis]

  :oDid not know it, tell us more about it!

[Dewbakuk]

And where can we get it?

[Westfalia Chris]

:oDid not know it, tell us more about it!

Please note that this is a totally fictitious interpretation of a rather sketchy tank concept (no concept, no plans/blueprints, no hard and fast facts; in fact, even less than for the Panzer IX and X, for which there are at least concept artworks, although those were in all probability a propaganda stunt). I have only seen it crop up on the internet, and I cannot remember any of the more reputable scientific researchers on the topic (Spielberger, Doyle, Trojca, maybe Restayn, too) ever comment on this.

I am dubious, however, that this would have passed Heereswaffenamt scrutiny. Given that the planning was pretty fixed on the E-series, I won´t dwell on the actual feasibility of the project.

[Weird WWII]

Chris pretty much hit it on the head but if you want to know more check out the link below.   Be sure to check out all the articles from the home page that have to do with weapon and vehicle designs and rarities.

http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Schwarz%20Wulf.htm

Brian

PS
There is some crazy stuff on it to so just thicken that hide a bit and push through the shit.

[Westfalia Chris]

Chris pretty much hit it on the head but if you want to know more check out the link below.   Be sure to check out all the articles from the home page that have to do with weapon and vehicle designs and rarities.

http://strangevehicles.greyfalcon.us/Schwarz%20Wulf.htm

Brian

PS
There is some crazy stuff on it to so just thicken that hide a bit and push through the shit.

Since this site doesn´t cite any sources, please excuse me remaining skeptical. Sounds right up the creek with the SS dirty nuke to me (ie, theoretically possible, but as of now unsubstantiated by any hard facts).

[Weird WWII]

It still makes for a cool Weird War tank though.

Brian