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The full name was Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte

how do I make one?

No way to power it?! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ea9lpsmqrqq4hmw.html

@@perzyvalsimmons5946 holy hell I stand corrected!! That thing is freakin awesome!!!!

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Depends on how you build it...That Is solid brick...I am building it with a lot of air inside, so I can motorize it...

I was just about to write the same thing,I’m so happy someone finally made it

There have been others, but definitely not in this scale with the sheer detail.

@@hyablusa517 I know ;)

I am working on the other Part of the Landkreuzer project...the Landkreuzer P1500 Monster...An SPG with a modified chassis of the Ratte and the 800mm gun of the Schwerer Gustav...

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Oh damn

Ehh

There is a 1/35 scale uss Missouri as well

@@supertornadogun1690 I saw that one, from Brickmania

Isn’t it against the law to look for nazi ruins?

@@Stryker_1 I don't know what you mean? Ruins? Like searching for old buildings? Or do you mean runes? Some of them are forbidden, because the Nazis used them.

@@webknecht4602 yes

@@Stryker_1 What are you talking about? What do you mean by ruins? Most old bunkers (if nazi or not) are state or private property so it'd be trespassing to look into them and other buildings from that era (if they survived) are still in use and were already used before the nazis. They are not some ancient civilisation that left real ruins.

Nah if they had 40 custom minifigures you could tack on another 2k for that or more. Also the shipping cost would be insane

Maybe around 6 to 7 thousand by looking at there larger kits like the ac-130

The MAUS toys cost About 2 million or 3 million and stacking those up into ratte's size it's gonna be more than the maus

I would still buy it

70k xd

it fired exactly twice, and then it was scuttled

Verrückt

If Germany had the oil, this thing sure would've moved.

@@adhx7506 no not really, it was highly impractical

@@DarthKanye Thats not what we were talking about.

@@adhx7506 Until it destroyed the road beneath it or tried moving on anything but flat solid ground

Funny thing is that Beyond the Brick has already reviewed a Gustav Cannon! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNygqtWmrtC4hnk.html

If they would do kb44 one that would be epic

@@PU8698 thanks for providing a link

There is a 12che Dora gun on amazon

There's already a video about it in beyond the brick's channel

No one really knows exactly what this thing was supposed to look like since it never got further than a napkin sketch. As long as you have a hull with the battleship turret on top, you can do just about anything you want with the design.

Not true

@randall78 how am I wrong?

Airplanes:

Yeah, as effective as AA was for the germans. It would be effective against dive bombers. It wouldn't do much against high range bombers and due to its size, it would be harder to hit a bridge. It may survive a single bomber but a squadron would just completely take it out of commission as fast as they made their runs. The problem with warships is their hard to hit because of their speed. That was the main defense aside from fighter support. This thing would be remarkably slow. Wouldn't have mattered what the germans did unless they kept several squadrons of fighters continuously flying over it 24/7. The allies will find little difficulty destroying it by air.

Battleships are even bigger targets and are slow as well. Yet they where very to difficult to take out with bombers. sort of like a bunch of x wing fighters trying to take out the deathstar. Lol. Reason:too manny AA and aircraft support. Germans lost almost the entire Luftwaffe on D-day. Anything that is outnumbered can be destroyed. It all depends how much support it would had, or not had.

@@normanguzman417 expect battleships were 50% faster and could perform evasive manuvers like we see the Japanese did for the first few torpedo and bomber attacks during the battle of midway without a scratch. The Ratte can go at best 40km/h and that's in straight unobstructed road. The Ratte was simply a sitting duck and would have been taken ou long before it had a chance to make an impact on any battle. Plus during the opening of the battle of kursk. We see the soviet airforce wipe out 200 grounded german aircraft despite heavy anti aircraft fire with minimal losses. The key behind aerial defense is quality and not quantity. Fighters were definitely the best air defense during those days. Dosen't mean a Squadron of enemy fighters and bombers can break through the cover screen to raid enemy positions. Not to mention the Germans would have had far less support vehicles and aircraft due to the amount of steel it would take to build the Ratte. History has shown that when the Germans created the Bismarck. The resources it cost them was the equivalent of 80 u boats which definitely would have made a difference in the Atlantic war.

What if Japan make a land cruiser with Yamato main gun 😳

Yes you are correct

You couldn’t afford sit if he did sell it

not as much as america though…

At about 60 ~ 70 tonnes, it _was_ too big. It had the same problem of bridges unable to bear its weight, forcing long slow detours using lots of fuel they didn't have. One Tiger 2 was taken out of the war by a French town house. The huge tank couldn't make it around a tight street, so the driver backed up for another try. He backed the tank into a house that then collapsed, forcing the tank to be abandoned under a pile of rubble.

@@massimookissed1023 that's awesome

Stalin is sounding pretty sussy with all this German war vehicle knowledge

There was no official design, so it's not required to have Maus turrets. It's all speculation.