Tiger 1 Ausf.E - 56.9 metric tonnes approx.
Tiger 2 Ausf.B - 68.9 metric tonnes approx.
weight varied depending on modifications
The M6 Heavy Assault Tank was a prototypical tank built in WWII. It was a designed on the base chassis of the failed T1 Heavy tank. It was armed with a 90mm M10 cannon, had 130mm armor, and the original T1 chassis. The M6 was designed in response to the rise of the new Tiger and Panther tanks. However, it was bulky and unwieldy, with a huge silhouette, and as such was unsuited for combating the Tiger tank. It was never designated as a Super Heavy tank. Aside from the M6HT, no other tank was designated with the name "M6".
There was only two tigers, the tiger 1, which was very powerful and armourd but slow. The king tiger, twice the power and armore, but was twice as slow. The Tiger 1 and Tiger 2 had the same top road speed. Go to Wikipedia for more info.
The tiger is six and the king tiger is seven Clarification: both the Tiger 1 and Tiger 2 (King Tiger) are designated Panzerkampfwagen VI (or panzer 6) the tiger 2 being designated Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf.B Tiger II. I'm not sure what a Panzer 7 was.
Esso which later became Exxon. The "Tiger in your tank" campaign was in the late 1960's.
the tiger 1 was a really great tank. Tank commanders like Erwin Rommel used tigers. on the other hand the armor of the king tiger was used to reflect or ricochet shells all that armor made the tank heavier. The tiger was formed during the Battle of Kursk, when the germans were trying to figure out a way to protect their flak 88s while setting them up. They put armor around the 88 which formed the tiger. My tank would be the tiger its faster more powerful and more armor. The king tigers were rarely used after the battle of Remagen.
Trick question. They are the same tank. Panzer manufactured the Tiger. Actually, there was no such tank known as a "panzer" tank. Panzer is a german word meaning "armored vehicle". ALL german tanks were thus "panzer" tanks. The original question could be confusing "panzer" with "panther", which was a specific model of tank. The Panther was a medium-heavy tank, where the Tiger was a true heavy tank. The Tiger came out slightly before the Panther, and thus, was technologically inferior to the Pather in terms of design. It's a bit hard to compare the Tiger to Panther, as they were constructed with different design goals, and were used together for most of the second half of WW2. Alternately, the original question could refer to any one of the "original" German tank models, which were commonly known as "Panzer I" through "Panzer IV", which were abbreviations for their full name: panzerkampfwagon I, II, III, or IV. These were pre-war designs, and significantly inferior to either the Panther or Tiger.
The M6 Heavy Assault Tank was a prototypical tank built in WWII. It was a designed on the base chassis of the failed T1 Heavy tank. It was armed with a 90mm M10 cannon, had 130mm armor, and the original T1 chassis. The M6 was designed in response to the rise of the new Tiger and Panther tanks. However, it was bulky and unwieldy, with a huge silhouette, and as such was unsuited for combating the Tiger tank. It was never designated as a Super Heavy tank. Aside from the M6HT, no other tank was designated with the name "M6".
How heavy is the tiger
the tiger tank was one of the Germans most heavily armoured tanks
There is only one tank named the Tiger and that's the Panzer 6, the biggest panzer was the Panzer 8 Maus
A Panzerkampfwagen (German tank) can vary widely in weight depending on its model. For example, a Panzer VI Tiger tank weighed around 54 tons, while a Panzerkampfwagen II tank weighed around 8 tons.
There was only two tigers, the tiger 1, which was very powerful and armourd but slow. The king tiger, twice the power and armore, but was twice as slow. The Tiger 1 and Tiger 2 had the same top road speed. Go to Wikipedia for more info.
The tiger is six and the king tiger is seven Clarification: both the Tiger 1 and Tiger 2 (King Tiger) are designated Panzerkampfwagen VI (or panzer 6) the tiger 2 being designated Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf.B Tiger II. I'm not sure what a Panzer 7 was.
The Tiger I tank stopped production in August 1944 and stopped usage in combat in May 1945. The Tiger II tank both stopped Production and usage in April 1945.
Germany.
Germany
1942