Driving a Tiger Tank 

Even to this day

I feel like not at war though haha one well placed shot he's fcked haha maybe .. Happy to be corrected ofc

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No, Tiger II is. It has curves in all the right places.

But the Panther has the curves, the beauty, and the brains!

MrLegodude159 but the tiger 2 has armor and is called a king.

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Are you two speaking Icelandic?

Im American, but I can imagine. I am obsessed w all German WW2 military tech but especially German WW2 tanks

Can you imagine sitting in your Smart Car and seeing a Tiger coming straight at you? I think I might lose control of my bowels.

@@infledermaus hahaha

+Panzer Faust Bang from behind... but you still need company though

Panzer Faust it was thicc

yes it could but they have no shells if you watch the movie *FURY* they used special movie fake shells

good luck trying to get it out of a mud pit :P

Uhm M4 Sherman and T-34 could charge through mud or even go into a building too buddy.

if i remember correctly, then the wide tracks of the Tiger (and tiger II even.. the maus as well) meant that they had more evenly spread out pressure to the ground, the ground pressure of the Tiger, Tiger II and Maus were all lower than that of a sherman. so in theory the big german cats and Maus would all be able to traverse soft ground were a sherman would get stuck. belive the americans once got flanked from a route belive to be in-accesable by german tanks because the ground was too soft for thier shermans.

It was designed before they realised of the advantages of sloped armour

Blown Fox Not saying you are wrong as I am no expert on the issue, but the Soviet T-34 had sloped armor and that came before the Tiger tank didn't it?

Correct, the russians discovered the advantages of sloped armour before anyone else

The Germans were really stunned when they came up against the T-34s when they first invaded Russia. They had thought that the Russians would be incredibly backwards in terms of such things. Particularly ironic was that the Russians generally were far more poorly trained than the Germans, yet had the better tank for some time.

Federico Longoni Actually no. Sloping armor allows for a smaller amount of material with greater potential for protection. The Panther's front armor was 80mm thick, but due to the slope it was something more like 120-130mm effectively. It's sides were 40mm, but due to the sloping, it was something more equivalent to 80-100mm. That's why, despite the fact that the Panther is actually a larger tank than the Tiger (yes. It actually is.), it weighed 20 tons less.

Mechanical issues, reliability, and fuel were some of its biggest issues with this tank. Nonetheless, when someone brings up the problems this beast has, you should know that every WWII machine had issues, even the Shermans. Still, this tank is so goated