The Panzerkampfwagon VIII (8) Maus Ausf. B, successor of the Maus most of you know of. This version comes with a newer, more advanced engine, increasing speed of the originally impractically slow Ausf. A. Also, this version comes with some (unnecessarily) thicker plating on it, increasing the weight by a ton or so. Lastly, the cannon was changed from a 128mm to a 140mm for that extra humiliation from being killed by a turtle. About 500 are planned to be built, and 100 sent in parts to England at fortified or hidden factories for manufacturing. (AG1 activates turret(and is for General360's RP))
(Also something to note; this tank doesn't have suspension, so DON'T take it off road, just let it destroy the asphalt below you, and make the road construction crews hate you)
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +28 bonus
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- Wingspan 12.5ft (3.8m)
- Length 39.0ft (11.9m)
- Height 11.1ft (3.4m)
- Empty Weight 189,193lbs (85,816kg)
- Loaded Weight 191,919lbs (87,053kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 1,177.9lbs/ft2 (5,750.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 162.9ft2 (15.1m2)
- Drag Points 10598
Parts
- Number of Parts 226
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 771
Definitely.
@FightingFalcon
@MrVaultech Of course those things would've cleared rivers like the Mark V's cleared trenches.
Very well (Sarcasim)
@FightingFalcon
@MrVaultech Imagine how a Ratte would handle it.
I know, which is why I like these tanks, but mostly to screw with road construction crews
@FightingFalcon
You know, these were so heavy that they would collapse bridges if they drove over them. They were designed so that they would cross shallow rivers by driving on the bottom, using a snorkel and an electricity supply wire running from another one of them. Crushing the asphalt is simply an understatement.
Thanks!
@pixelconcqueror
Amazing
@MrVaultech well lets seee...
I guess you could, but give credit.
@Lickster
I know@MrVaultech
It's not a Ratte, a Ratte is several times larger than this.
@Arcues
RATTE
Thanks!
@General360