Descrizione
Aero Publishers (Armor series 1.); 1966; Noisbn; Copertina flessibile ; 27,5 x 18,5 cm; pp. 52; Volume illustrato a col. e b./n. Numerose fotografie ; Presenta leggeri segni d’uso ai bordi (piccole imperfezioni), interno senza scritte lievemente brunito; Buono, (come da foto). ; The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I was one of the most formidable tanks of World War II, known for its 88 mm gun and heavy armor. Developed in response to Soviet tanks like the KV-1 and T-34, it was designed to dominate the battlefield with superior firepower and protection. The Tiger I featured wide tracks for better mobility, a torsion bar suspension for smoother handling, and a box-like structure to maximize armor effectiveness. Unlike earlier German tanks, its superstructure was welded rather than bolted, improving durability. The turret design allowed for a spacious interior, accommodating the powerful 88 mm KwK 36 L/56 gun, which could penetrate most Allied tanks at long range. Despite its strengths, the Tiger I had mechanical challenges, including high fuel consumption and complex maintenance requirements. It was also heavy, limiting its ability to cross certain bridges and terrain. However, in combat, it proved devastating, especially in tank battles on the Eastern Front and in North Africa. ;
