Cobi Battle wagon VI Ausf. B King Tiger

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B Tiger II (Sd.Kfz.182) was colloquially known as the King Tiger, although the translation "Bengal Tiger" was also widely accepted. It was a German heavy tank, the largest and heaviest used in battle during World War II. Production issues caused by the current situation of the Third Reich and constant air raids resulted in only 487 units of this vehicle being produced between January 1944 and March 1945. The Tiger II was equipped with a powerful 88 mm gun. Thick armor, heavy weight, limited mobility, unreliable engine, and devastating armament are hallmarks of this monstrous tank. Despite numerous shortcomings, the tank was extremely dangerous to any Allied unit and unleashed heavy fire wherever it appeared. Its name has survived to this day, and it remains a highly recognizable tank in history and pop culture.