Introducing the meticulously crafted Sd.Kfz.303 Goliath Tracked Mine model by Bergman, designed at a detailed 15mm scale. This model authentically represents one of the most innovative and specialized demolition vehicles used by the German Wehrmacht during World War II.
 
The Sd.Kfz.303, an improved version of the Sd.Kfz.302, was a remote-controlled tracked mine developed by Nazi Germany. Designed to carry larger explosive payloads, the Sd.Kfz.303 came in two variants: the 303a, which carried 75 kilograms of explosives, and the 303b, which carried 100 kilograms. This vehicle was intended to destroy tanks, disrupt infantry formations, and demolish fortifications. The Goliath was operated remotely using a joystick control box connected by a spool of wire, allowing soldiers to deploy explosives from a safe distance. Despite limitations such as vulnerability to small arms fire and relatively slow speed, the Goliath represented a significant advancement in remote-controlled warfare technology.
 
Credit for this exceptional 3D model goes to M_Bergman