there are only 3 operational Tiger tanks left in the world, and you will NOT see them in a movie. What you will see is what you are looking at in this photo...a T-34 that has been fitted with outer paneling to make it look "similar" to a Tiger tank. Anyone that knows anything about tanks will immediately know this isn't a Tiger, but the average person will never spot the differences. To them, a tank is a tank.
I wish the Bovington Museum would allow 131 to be put into a film, I would love to see a real Tiger in action on the screen.
Guest
06-Aug-2012 23:19
Agreed with you all. Blasphemy, actually. If your choice is to make this tank, or no tank at all... then make no tank. Such an insult.
Guest
22-Jan-2012 17:52
The larger give aways that its not a Tiger I tank is that the real tiger tank has its drive wheel in the front and the muzzle-break on the real tank was a bit larger.
Guest
19-Jan-2011 05:03
This is a t34 TIGER KNOCKOFF
sjoerd
12-Aug-2010 22:40
this is nog a tiger I. Its a MTLB dressed like a tiger, just look at the weels
Bill
20-Oct-2009 15:10
T-34. Crewmen too small proportionally speaking. Why all the men had to crouch next to it when it was used in SPR.
curtis
23-Apr-2009 22:05
not a tiger tank dude
Guest
09-Jan-2009 00:51
Altough the Zimmet coating looks good.
Guest
09-Jan-2009 00:50
The dead give away are the wheels, there should be 3 on an axle overlapping.
Guest
31-Dec-2008 19:06
Certainly not a Tiger - as already posted, not the correct turret/ chassis alignment or, indeed, scale and the and tracks aren't right at all.
Looks like a tank from the battle scenes in Saving Private Ryan where Miller's Men attempt to halt the Germans and hold the bridge.
Guest
12-Nov-2008 01:41
I really don't think that's a Tiger. It looks like a redressed T34. For one, the turret looks to be too far forward for a tiger.. and the front treads and armor slope do not appear to match those of a Tiger tanks.