Hetzer?
Surely it’s a Maus!;)
You’re right, the joke would’ve worked a lot better if they had actually used a Maus… But instead they chose to use a Hetzer, as that one has a form more equivalent to it, I guess… 
Hetzer:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b5/Hetzer_cfb_borden_1.JPG
Maus:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f8/Munster_Maus_Modell_(dark1)_with_figure.jpg
I was going to embed them at first, but they’re too big…
I think that both work well as a joke.
Panzerklickwagen VIII Auf. Maus? XDXDXD
Gotta kill them all, gotta kill them on! Kimmymon!
Yup. ^.^
Finnish response to the Spetsnaz Backflip Hatchet Attack, the fearsome Special Frontier Jaeger Backflip 7.62 RK 62 Attack !
Where the heck did you find that Soviet Tank-Walker? That looks just awesome!
The internet holds many mysterious things…
Some of the best I’ve seen so far Churchill!! Great stuff!
Thanks mate, more soon!
They’re all funny, I particularly like the one of the soldier at the barbershop in the most recent set. I had a great laugh at that one!
Yeah, me too!
Is there anything but 7.62x54mm?
Yes, yes there is. It’s called 7,92x56mm Mauser (8mm Mauser for the lazy Yanks), and it sends the Nagant crying.
LEGOS can dream!
What is that thing based on ? A model perhaps ? It seems far too detailed for someone to waste time completely computer generating it.
I’m no amour buff but I’m pretty sure it’s not a Hetzer.
Some recognition points.
Hetzer:
Four convex road wheels, gap between second and third road wheels.
Front drive sprocket,
Four conspicuous circular holes in rear idler.
Side skirts to top of road wheels.
Generally a stowage box or mount for same on rear left trackguard.
Mouse image:
Four interleaved road wheels.
Rear drive sprocket.
Six (?) spoked front idler.
Nil side skirts.
Entrenching tool on rear left trackguard.
Ideas anyone ?
The Maus?