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Thursday, January 23, 2014

Dora the Destroyer

This is an incredibly detailed 1/35 scale model of "Dora," one of two 800mm railway siege cannons built by Krupp for the Wehrmacht, (the other was named "Gustav"). They were used to bombard targets on the Eastern Front. The entire gun assembly weighed almost 1,500 tons -- about as much as a World War II destroyer -- and could hurl a 15,000 lbs shell out to a range of 23 miles. Click here for more info on the guns. Piclick for more of the model.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 17:45

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