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What game/scale is that for? I definitely don’t need another war game to buy into but I’ve always wanted to try a WW2 game.

 Fajita Fan wrote:
What game/scale is that for? I definitely don’t need another war game to buy into but I’ve always wanted to try a WW2 game.

It's just a model from some computer game I'm unfamiliar with.
It has no set game system or scale. It's just a fun series of kits Meng produces.
Though you could use it in any WWII system. Or heck use it as a Leman Russ for 40k. It's more realistic...which is saying something.

That’s a cool big cat bud, have seen these on sale down bovington and wonder if to pick some up for fun with some Death Korps.

It's a caricatural model, like big head little body from anime series. Funny and nice painted, good job mate

It's not the scale armour I was expecting but it's pretty neat! Are those guys the same company that makes that squashed looking B17 bomber?

I think it was Hasagawa who did the bombers and egg planes.
Meng just does Tanks I think. And ships...unless that was Hasagawa too...

Loving this Tiger in kitten form, nicely painted too

ValentineGames wrote:
I think it was Hasagawa who did the bombers and egg planes.
Meng just does Tanks I think. And ships...unless that was Hasagawa too...

Hasegawa Egg planes have been around for decades https://www.j-subculture.com/guides/sub/435 . I remember the trials of painting one in the early 80's using enamel paints before 40k existed and stole my attention. I still have a literal dozen "eggs" BNIB in my pile of shame.

Gaming with Chibi vehicles in Blood Red Skies or Bolt Action, on a disproportionately small table of course, would be good for a comedy session.

Nicely done! Really like the color scheme.

Meng has its own humour, the model was designed according to the early turret type, lol.

So cute of a little tank.

It is indeed the most adorable of tanks.