Panzer Kampfwagen

Panzer Maus was never created and never saw action during ww2?

Panzer VIII Maus never ever saw service during WW2. ive heard rumors about this tank. only a prototype was never created at the time the test area was captured by the Soviets. and also the reservoir has been rumored to help fight in the defense during the trial area. Is it true? also was MK 2 tiger classified as Brand kampfwagen panzer 7 or 6? also can u help me by answering this question, too? http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt = Am_o0BGksEScM6nS70tB5G0gBgx;.? _ylv qid = 3 = 20110307075912AAUl6HD please help thx andrew for how many guys morpheus said that the tiger was part II Brand Panzer Series 6. What was the panzer kampfwagen 7? provide information and links to the picture please

Re; The Tiger The Tiger II Ausf Panzerbefehlswagen. B. had two versions, for starters, the Sd. Kfz. 267 and the Sd.Kfz. 268. I can not find a source, but I would say that the two were Mark 6. There was a major update in the works for the B version of Tiger with a Maybach HL230 engine with fuel injection and training adjusted that increasing the power to about 1,000 PS (986 hp, 736 kW). ---- They say he has not put into production, but you know at least a prototype was constructed. This sweet thing was your Mark 7. The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I Ausf. E (SdKfz 181) was, of course, a mark 5. Re; Panzer VIII Maus was more of a fact VIII Maus. According to Achtung Panzer, in March 1944, second prototype V2 (Maus II) which differs in many details of V1 was produced. At least two have been tested and 4 complete shells were found --- the Soviets killed one, a fully operational system, Fully assembled one was tested at Kubinka in 1951/52 and can be seen today in the Museum of armored forces in Kubinka (near Moscow) in Russia - This is the testing grounds Panzar. If you ever noticed how many photos there's Maus VIII, one might think that There certainly were many. The Germans even painted one of them up like a Russian tank with a red star big ol 'and sickle and the hammer - as they had captured one. ---- As for the battle it seems they never left the field of. As for help defense grounds of proof ---- Russians also according Achtung Panzer, the official position is that "Maus did not fight, other sources say it did. In my personal opinion, as before military, I would say that Maus has tried to fight back, but was quickly dispatched. Maus was a monster of a machine - it took 6 men to run. The crew had to be provided with oxygen supplied by built-in fans / Ventilators when all the hatches were closed. She was not armed or loaded, and had to be warmed before use. However, under attack overwhelming I can not see soldiers desperate for not trying to get at least one of these monsters and running. Most reference sites for all the info about Achtung Panzer German tanks, you can submit your questions in their forum --- these guys are the experts. http://www.achtungpanzer.com/panzerkampfwagen-viii-maus-porsche-typ-205-tiger-iip.htm http://www.achtungpanzer.com/introduction-to-achtung-panzer

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