Are there any other pics of this Tiger than the one here,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:P...1_-_Berlin.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:P...1_-_Berlin.jpg
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Well I did find myself another picture in Tigers in Combat II. There is a short article on Tigers in the Müncheberg Panzer Division towards the back of the book. Does anyone else know of another picture?
Originally posted by Dallas -
Hi,
I´ve got this pic in my files and i beleave it´s the same MüncheBerg 323 TigerRegards
Hans N
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Yes, that looks like the one from the Tigers in Combat II pic. I will check when I get home today. Thanks!Comment
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Hans is correct - the second scan is the opposite side of the same Tiger.
DonComment
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Did they use "old stocks"? This looks like a very early Tiger1? Does anybody know more?
Cheers
FritzComment
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Hi Fritz -
I would imagine by this time they used whatever had a gun on it - I read somewhere that a WWI tank from a museum was moved out to be used as a stationary pillbox in the street fighting - I wish there was a photo of that!
DonComment
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Hi Don,
yes, they used all the old stuff at this stage of the war, of course a early Tiger1 was no old stuff in 45....But still very unusual to see one of these in Berlin 1945...Perhaps this one was before in use in a army school or so...But that's just guessing...
Cheers
FritzComment
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From what I've found, the panzers of this division were from school, training units, and maintenance depots. Panzerabteilung Kummersdorf/Müncheberg had on 25 February, 1945: 4 Tiger II’s, 1 Tiger I, 1 Jagdtiger, with 5 other Tiger I’s due in. As of Berlin, there were 5 panzers left.Comment
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Better copy and rear view of another 'early' in Berlin
from http://www.ullsteinbild.de/en_start.htm
search with the words 'Panzer Weltkrieg' if you have a few hours to spare!
Last edited by michael kenny; 09-01-2005, 09:12 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by michael kenny
Thanks, Michael.
Rob.Last edited by Rob Johnson; 09-01-2005, 10:10 PM.Comment
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Go back and see my altered message. If it does not work I will forward it on to you.
http://www.ullsteinbild.de/en_start.htmComment
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Any pics of those Tiger II's knocked out in Berlin?Comment
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Here is a Tiger II from my files. It seems they tried to tow it!Regards
Hans N
Don´t throw away your fake WB´s! Get in touch with me.
I collect them for reference purposes for the benefit of the hobby (for the right "fake" price of course).Comment
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The Kingtiger was towed in the hours before cause he had a damage on the track. He was towed by a Bergepanther to the "Reichskanzlei"(few hundred meters away)and after the track was repaired the Tiger go back on the position in front of the "Potsdamer Bahnhof"(your image) where he was abondened finaly on the same day.Comment
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