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Anybody know anything about this little tank destroyer? There is one on e-bay under the built 1/35 cat. It looks like a simplified Hetzer with Tiger steel wheels and a bigger gun. Was this experamental or did it actualy see service?
I know there was another E-100 Jagdpanzer Crocodile but this one was super heavy.

I believe it is an E 10, not 100 and was a proposed replacement for the Hetzer.

Here is a brief link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entwicklung_series#E-10

[+] > I think this would be it *


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[+] > ... Yes , it was strictly experimental .

Mitch v MG

MG-42 wrote:[+] > I think this would be it *


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[+] > ... Yes , it was strictly experimental .

Mitch v MG

It sure is a cool little tank destroyer. Was it ever built or just a paper AFV like the anti-aircraft Panthers?

Light.Inf.Scout wrote:I believe it is an E 10, not 100 and was a proposed replacement for the Hetzer.

Your right it should have been E-10. The guy had it as a E-100. There are other E-100s. Like the Mause and the Croc. I know they made 2 Mauses (Mices ) But I think that the Croc was an X-tank as well. Off or on the drawing board I do not know. I know they also made another E-100 it was a large tank as well. The Brits found alot of the boddies and turrets after the war. I guess all of the big tanks were labeled E-100.

there's also the e25 which is very hetzer like in appearance.

http://missing-lynx.com/gallery/german/ ... naldi.html

None of the e series progressed much further than the drawing board.

Kind of reminds me of the Swedish S tankhttp://anzacsteel.hobbyvista.com/Armoured%20Vehicles/Images/Sw09.jpg



http://anzacsteel.hobbyvista.com/Armour ... s/Sw09.jpg