I’m always a bit wary of MOCs, as they’re often created entirely on a computer, and reality can ultimately ruin some nice ideas. Let’s take a look at how this beautiful model pans out.
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Many people may not be familiar with this model. This Cold War relic is the largest mortar ever built and is still in service today.
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Dora, or Heavy Gustav, is a railway gun that’s rarely found in interlocking brick form. The new player Nifeliz has therefore taken on this unique railway gun.
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COBI’s new Panther comes in a double pack. The differences, aside from the color, are limited, so it’s enough to build one of the two and start looking for differences.
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This video features three new models from 12GO. Compared to the last German tank models, these are significantly better, and the quality is also considerably better.
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Despite its weaknesses, this model was an important component in World War II. 12GO has revived the Panzer 4 with interlocking bricks and various molded parts, skimping on details.
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Three small tracked vehicles are a big hit here. COBI shows again that even a small scale model doesn’t have to be without details.
After various modern tank models, 12 GO has brought another historical model onto the market with the Panther. However, the construction was a real challenge, as you can see in the video.
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At first glance, these two models may look a little strange if you are used to the usual version of the prototype. But there is a reason for that.
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The next limited edition from Quan Guan is based on the Tiger assault mortar, also known as the Sturmtiger for short. No expense was spared on details and individual molded parts.
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Quan Guan has developed from a simple copycat into an independent manufacturer. Instead of copying entire vehicles, they now only copy ideas and occasionally improve them. The entry into limited sets was only a matter of time.
Despite the small size, Quan Guan has included numerous details and even a nice interior in these 3 models.
