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Saw this on ebay as a "toy tank", and thought it might work as a stand-in Shadowsword.

But then compared it to a Hellhammer, and a Russ Vanquisher.

Doh!

That's one SUPER superheavy. You could always chop it up and shrink it to size.

Or make some cool custom rules for it.

Is the front dented in? Or is it supposed to have that dip?

Just use it as a GDI Mammoth tank... in warhammer!

You could claim it was true scale.

I think it's about 1/24 scale, pretty but kind of fills a gaming table, and movement, 6" is barely 1/2 the length.

I think the tank is a british chieftan. Just modify it some and use it as a shadow sword. It doesn't look all that much bigger then the baneblade. If you used it I wouldn't mind. Just be sure you let whoever your playing against know what your playing it as. Id say add some sponsons and you'll be ok. Seeing this kinda gives me an idea for a future project for me to work on. But, that is for a later time. Its not a bad buy. Just next time you do something like this check the scale first. 1/35th scale works for 40k. Albeit a little bigger but, workable none the less. Just do some research next time and you'll be fine for future projects.