Real/replica?
Functional?
Didn't get close but was cool. Haven't seen one for yrs.
Real/replica?
Functional?
Didn't get close but was cool. Haven't seen one for yrs.
This, I think they modified Russian tanks because they were the closest in appearance.Its a safe bet that it was a replica. Only a handful are still in existence. Even "Private Ryan" couldn't get ahold of the real deal.
I thought it small too, but I hadn't seen one for a long time.
I would have loved to have seen that, real, replica or whatever. I dig armor and have quite a collection of 1/35th scale kits. Can't think about guns all the time, well civilian guns.
I doubt if they used Russian Tanks. I cannot think of a one that is even close to the looks of a Tiger...This, I think they modified Russian tanks because they were the closest in appearance.
You definitely could not sneak up on somebody with one of those!A few miles east of Crawfordsville is the Ropkey Armor Museuem.
Ropkey Armor Museum
Listen to a real one start up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROnb5ouBjNc
Here it the King Tiger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCsS20WJfBI
When you had an 88, you really had no need to sneak around...You definitely could not sneak up on somebody with one of those!