Over at 9th and Pine, where the Panzer III was located they were giving away mini tanks with online codes for World Of Tanks. I scored a Tiger. What were all the other models given out?
If there was a T-34 I would be interested in trade or monetary exchange.
I think there were around 15 models of tanks available. I have four myself, I saw a guy offering to buy any tanks anyone had. There are different paint job variants of each tank available, too.
I'm pretty sure these tanks can be bought from this website. Enjoy!
I came home with 29 of them. I was the guy walking around with the 'I want your mini-tanks. I am offering (mostly) sincere compliments' sign. Wish I had done it all 3 days, as I made a killing on Sunday and had all kinds of people say they had left theirs in their hotel room. Had never played WoT, I just loved the minis. I've now got 5 tanks levelled to elite, and am probably hooked...
Wow, 29! I gotta say my 5 were a group effort, I wasn't hovering the tank every day intentionally. But yeah they're awesome! The scale is 1/144....which is exactly that of some of my GunPla (Gundam).....Yay for stuff for them to step on!!
A tank-hunter first used in numbers
at the Battle of the Bulge, December 1944
SOLD OUT
I opened it, dunno if that matters. If somebody wants it you're welcome to it gratis. I'm in the Seattle area (Eastside).
They sort of put them in our hands when we waited in line for the opening keynote.
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I'm pretty sure these tanks can be bought from this website. Enjoy!
http://www.world-tank-museum.com/
EDIT: I was the guy at the tank with the video camera on Saturday.
I got some video footage of the tank getting on a semi truck and being carted off. It was awesome. That thing can MOVE.
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I opened it, dunno if that matters. If somebody wants it you're welcome to it gratis. I'm in the Seattle area (Eastside).
They sort of put them in our hands when we waited in line for the opening keynote.