One of the most iconic tanks of WWII, the German Tiger I was armed with the incredibly lethal 88mm KwK 36 L/56 and wrapped in between 25 and 120mm of armor plate. Enemy tanks and anti-tank guns were largely inadequate to deal with the threat posed by the Tiger. Fortunately for the Allies, Tigers arrived in relatively small numbers (less than 2,000) and the rapidly deteriorating supply and air power situation for Germany more than offset the advantages of its armor. Features a design scheme for Germany in 1943.
One of the most iconic tanks of WWII, the German Tiger I was armed with the incredibly lethal 88mm KwK 36 L/56 and wrapped in between 25 and 120mm of armor plate. Enemy tanks and anti-tank guns were largely inadequate to deal with the threat posed by the Tiger. Fortunately for the Allies, Tigers arrived in relatively small numbers (less than 2,000) and the rapidly deteriorating supply and air power situation for Germany more than offset the advantages of its armor. Features a design scheme for Germany in 1943.
