My daughter thinks that they're "cute". 'nuff said.

Interesting how a piece of plastic in 35th scale becoming smaller becomes a child like toy, but same vehicle in 72nd scale isnt?

It's not just making it smaller, but distorting it in the process -- the shrinkage mimics the appearance of infants by shrinking the turret less than the hull.

They are awesome,i built eith my 6 year old son the PLA MBT and was Super-fun,easy and you dont even need the glue if you dont want to,they are strong enaugh to be used as a proper toy,just the antenna went missing,i love it maybe even more then my son!...

Got to get one of each . All ready have the Tiger 1 and Sherman , plus the AFV KV II I got last year . It seems the road wheels on the Sherman are almost the same height and width of 1/35 Dragon Sherman road wheels , so into the parts box for a sprocket and Idler , and I think I have some left over tack somewhere as well , kit bash !

So if one was to attempt to label a scale to these bad boys, what do you think they'd be? 1/38, 1/40, 1/42.5? LOL

They're all over the place scale wise . I have the Sherman ,Tiger I and Tiger II . The Sherman turret hatch looks to be 1/35 in scale , but the whole tank is 3 inches long and 2 inches wide , you try and figure the scale out . I did add Academy 1/35 sprocket , idler , road wheels and Dragon Sherman track to give it a little more scale look than the toy type wheels and track it came with . The Tiger I body is the width of the Tamiya 1/35 Tiger but half as long , The road wheels , while looking the part , are a little smaller as is the turret , but the commander's hatch fits a 1/35 figure , no problem . I added spare track , tools and Feifels from the parts box . The Tiger II tank is the same size as the Tamiya Henschel turret . No room for the driver hatches or a full engine deck on this kit and the wheels are toy like . Commander's hatch , maybe 1/48 , the whole kit is a mish mash of scales , that being said , I haven't had this much fun building stuff in a long time . I've seen the KV II , small like the Sherman , even worse wheels and track , I'm giving that one a pass . The AFV one is much better IMO

I kind of figured the scales would be all over, they are totally fun to build, I have a friend who wants to convert the Sherman into a Firefly, so that would look sweet!

I purchased two of the Sherman kits, for my niece and nephew's Christmas presents. They are always wanting to see what I am working on. Snap assembly. Then, teach them to paint... weather... scratchbuild.