Get a glimpse inside one of the most formidable German tanks of World War II - the King Tiger. It’s time for a deeper dive into this vehicle; it’s history and development.

With the tank's very wide tracks, a design feature borrowed from the Soviet T-34, the Tiger had a lower ground pressure than many smaller tanks, such as the M4 Sherman.

Jul 10, 2020 · It took five crewmembers to operate the Tiger: a driver, gunner, loader, commander and radio operator. The tank’s main weapon was a 88mm gun, which was originally designed as an anti …

Feb 11, 2025 · Tank Museum provides rare and memorable opportunity to see inside iconic tanks as the servicemen once did.

Feb 22, 2021 · The Tiger 1, a heavy tank produced between 1942 and 1944, was quite a remarkable design at its time, but it was also expensive to build and maintain. The Tiger 1 was employed in …

You’re exploring Germany’s iconic Tiger I tank from World War II. With its formidable 88mm gun and robust armor, it set new standards in tank warfare. Weighing 54 tonnes, it boasted a 699 horsepower …

Nov 15, 2022 · The Tiger (II) was the heaviest tank used during World War Two, weighing 57 tons, and its engine was so powerful that it could keep pace with tanks less than half its weight, at 40 kph.

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With a lot of heavy tank development already completed through the 30 and 36-tonne class tanks and with a need to get a tank into service quickly, the Tiger was, in some ways, an accidental design.

This episode offers a short presentation of the interior of the Tiger 131's turret. Discover this beautiful tank by visiting the Tank Museum in Bovington, UK.