Toy soldiers and real battles: The Schwerer Gustav scale model at the Dresden Bundeswehr Military History Museum

Toy soldiers and real battles: The Parade of the Old Army - personal memories in tin

Toy soldiers and real battles: The Schwerer Gustav scale model at the Dresden Bundeswehr Military History Museum

The Bundeswehr Military History Museum, Dresden, Germany; originally built in 1873 as an armory; served as a Nazi, a Soviet, and an East German museum before being closed in 1989; officially reopened

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Toy soldiers and real battles: The Schwerer Gustav scale model at the Dresden Bundeswehr Military History Museum

Contains 3,846 pieces. It was developed as siege artillery. The gun fully assembled weighed nearly 1,490 tons, and could fire shells weighing 7.7t

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