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Germany's Answer to the IS-7: The "King Tiger" from a Parallel World
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In our history, the “King Tiger” has remained a symbol of a belated technological leap, compounded by logistical problems and the Third Reich’s growing ...

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The T-30, the first Soviet heavy tank. An unrealized alternative in domestic tank design
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At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, the design bureau at the Bolshevik Plant developed a heavy tank project designated the T-30. The development was notable ...

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A Parallel Universe: What the T-35, KV-1, and SMK Would Have Looked Like in Another World—Unique Designs You Never Knew About
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The author of this work, our Western colleague Racercowan, decided to reimagine the well-known—one might even say legendary—Soviet pre-war heavy ...

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Byzantine Armor That Halted the German Blitzkrieg. The Evolution of Byzantine Tanks: From Light Vehicles of the 1920s to Heavy Panther-Killers
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Following the battleship “Mancikert” from the surviving Byzantine Empire, I decided to imagine what the tanks of our Megagresia might look like. To do this, I ...

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The Birth of the American “Tiger”: The Secret ALCO M45 “Grizzly-T” Project
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When American tank crews first encountered German Pz.Kpfw. VI “Tiger” tanks in Tunisia and Sicily, the effect was akin to a blow to the nervous system of the ...

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A secret Soviet monster from a parallel world. A super-heavy tank with the agility of a light tank. Project 186, “Udarnik.” Why was it never put into production?
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The early postwar decades in the Soviet Union were a time not only of rebuilding the devastated industrial sector but also of bold engineering experiments. In ...

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Armored King of the Arctic: What a Production-Friendly Object 279 Could Have Looked Like
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The Soviet Object 279 went down in history as perhaps the strangest tank ever to actually exist in metal. Four tracks, a 130 mm gun, extraordinarily heavy ...

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