The Mighty Tiger tank weighed 48 tons, measured 8.45 meters long, 3.4 meters wide (3.56 meters wide with combat tracks), and stood 2.66 meters tall. It used a 1,200-horsepower Maybach gasoline engine and had a maximum speed of 50 kilometers per hour. Its armament consisted of an 88mm 56-caliber Tank Cannon and two 7.92mm machine guns. As for armor, the turret's front armor was 120mm at a 30-degree angle, while the hull's front armor was 100mm at a 35-degree angle. The side and rear armor was 85mm at a 60-degree angle. In addition, the gun mantlet was 150mm thick.
Whether in firepower or armor, the Mighty Tiger tank was far more formidable than the Panther tank. Apart from being somewhat slower due to its greater weight, all its other performance was exceptional. Compared with the Tiger Series tank from another timeline, the Mighty Tiger tank also possessed better armor. Moreover, its armor was fully sloped, giving it superior ballistic protection over vertical armor of the same thickness.
Oscar stood smiling before a Mighty Tiger tank that had just rolled off the production line and had yet to be painted. The black tank gleamed with a cold metallic luster. It looked so imposing that one could not help but feel awe toward it.
Thanks to his efforts, Germany's military industry production and research capabilities in this timeline were far ahead of those in the other timeline. That was why the German military could begin equipping these advanced weapons as early as 1936. Once war broke out, the German military would certainly catch its enemies completely off guard with these advanced weapons. This would give Germany an enormous advantage in the war.
"Your Majesty, the Mighty Tiger tank is far more advanced than the Panther tank. However, it is also much more