The Maus the size of a Haus! Probably one the most extreme designs to emerge from the German factories in the search for a miracle weapon towards the end of World War II. A weight of 188 tons! The tracks covered two-thirds of its width. Another interesting aspect was its use of diesel engines to drive generators which powered electric drive motors. The design was rather slow but with that much armor and a 12.8cm main gun and a 7.5cm secondary it could take care of itself. Two of this type were possibly (just maybe!) involved in battles outside of Berlin against the Red Army.

Dragons kit is as awesome as the tank itself. Sharp moldings and detail. Link-and-length injection-molded track links - each is 3 cm across! Markings are theoretical and show a unit in the Battle of Berlin.