Takom 1/35 German WWII Vk 100.01(p) K3382 Concept Heavy Tank # 02187

The VK 100.01(P) K3382 was a conceptual German super-heavy tank design developed during World War II by Ferdinand Porsche as part of Germany’s experimental armored warfare projects.

Intended as a prototype for the massive Maus tank, the VK 100.01(P) featured extremely thick armor and was envisioned to carry a high-caliber main gun, possibly up to 128mm, for overwhelming firepower.

Though never built, the K3382 concept represented the German military’s push for battlefield dominance through heavy, breakthrough tanks.

The design was ultimately deemed impractical due to weight, mobility, and logistical issues, but it remains a fascinating example of late-war armored vehicle experimentation.

One of the Third Reich's "what if?" tanks that was never built.

- Hatches can be fitted open or closed.
- One-piece tracks,
- Photo-etch parts,
- Moveable road wheels & suspension.
- Choice of 4 markings.
- Figure not included.