Panzerkampfwagen VK7002 (Black Tiger-Maus)

The Panzerkampfwagen VK7002 (Black Tiger-Maus) Camouflaged

(Same as the VK7001) If you want to read the story and history of the two tanks scroll down

I am really proud of this build, and no this is not a real tank

depending on your computer you may lag using this tank with multiple others.

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Weighs 262,387.34 lb

1,726 Bricks

Features B, to raise and lower the plow in the front L, for lights Two hatches covering the engine can open with a button Engine has some details on it And the interior has some details with some control levers Passenger seat can use secondary gun with alt and fire action 1 Alt for cannon use in driver seat Has a sight for main cannon

History/Name At the end of WWII the Germans still had dozens of tanks they planned to create from the infamous Panzerkampfwagen tank line, many would see creation, and many would be lost in the darkness of history. Some of the final tanks drawn up were tanks like the Löwe(Lion), Maus I and II, E-100, Panzer IX, Panzer X, the Ratte, and finally the VK7001 Tiger-Maus. This Tank I’ve created was based mostly on the design and size of the Maus, but none of the other experimental tanks really match the design of this tank other than the Tiger-Maus. Merging the two separate lines with the Versuchskonstruktion Tiger II, and the Panzerkampfwagen Maus, created the first of the Tiger-Maus line, the Panzerkampfwagen VK7001 (Tiger-Maus) Camouflaged.

Story These two Tiger-Maus tanks are the last WWII experimental tanks to ever be built and used in combat, unlike the Maus, these tanks were used in the field. The Camouflaged Tiger-Maus tank, or Panzerkampfwagen VK7001, was the first Tiger-Maus to be drawn up from designed based off of many other tanks, and first to be built. The Black Tiger-Maus, or Panzerkampfwagen VK7002, was the second and last Tiger-Maus to be created. Both tanks had incredible amounts of resources put into their weapons and armor, being that these tanks can withstand many rounds from average tanks from almost all sides, except for VK7002. Due to the war coming to an end, German parts couldn't travel fast enough, and many parts needed for the later VK7002 wouldn’t come in, so they had to improvise, Using wood and many other things and objects to complete the build, but even with that, its a beast. Not long after first being used in the field, the two tanks had made a name for themselves, being how the tanks can just simply bounce almost all shells shot at them, they became legends. The allies now feared the march into Germany, not knowing if these tanks were real, and if so, how many there were. Quickly the two tanks became the most wanted Tanks in all of Germany, quickly getting bounties up to 60k for just one tank, and quickly passing the King-Tigers bounty at 35k. Just like the “Hunt for Bismarck” Story back in 1941, the “Hunt for the Tiger-Maus”, went on through 1944-45.