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Home > Vehicles> Tanks  PzVIb King Tiger (for Poser)   Product Specifications:   Offered By: ranman38   Downloadable File Size: 13.73 M (approx.) Polygon Count: N/A Uploaded on: 6/19/10 System Requirements: Windows/ Mac, Poser 5 and above File Format: Poser    This product contains: cr2, pp2, pz2, and/ or other Poser files. Texturing: Texture Maps    This product uses image maps for textures. Readme File: Click Here How do I download my purchase? Product Description   This model depicts a fully poseable Tiger II Model B, King Tiger, Pzkpfw VIb with Both Porsche and production ( Henschel) turrets. .: Model Features :. Two Models in One Both the Porsche turret and production Henschel turret are represented. Moving tracks, opening hatches, elevating guns and mg`s, traversing turret, Each tool can be hidden, as well as each individual skirts. Includes 8 material mc6 and 8 MAT pz2 pose files, and poses to hide/show equipment and skirts. 1 Engine Smart Prop included Model History In August 1942 contracts were issued to Porsche and Henschel to produce designs for the heavy tank. Porsche had been working on three prototypes by late 1942 that mounted the Krupp 88 mm KwK 43 L/56. These were designated the Panzer Tiger P2. The vehicles were never finished as the transmission required large amounts of copper, which was in short supply. The Henschel prototypes were called the Tiger H3. It was plagued by frequent changes in the design specifications. In January 1943, Hitler, ordered the prototypes to have 185 mm/7.3" armor on the front and 80 mm /3.2" on the sides. Other modifications were made to standardize the parts with the Panther II project. In October 1942, Henschel was contracted to produce 176 vehicles mounting the 88 mm PaK 43/3 L/71. The Porsche model was cancelled in November 1942, and Henschel`s contract was changed to build 526 tanks. The first 50 vehicles had the Porsche turret from the cancelled Tiger P2 project. The turret was more rounded in front and the commander`s cupola was offset on the left. After these turrets were installed, it was decided to discontinue them as it was thought the rounded front could deflect enemy rounds down into the top of the chassis. Three pre-production vehicles were completed in December 19438, and the first three production vehicles were delivered in January 1944. At first, production at the Kassel production line had Tigers and King Tigers being produced side by side. By June 1944, only King Tigers were being produced. Five bombing raids against the factory between September 22 and November 7, 1944, almost completely destroyed it. INACTIVE PRODUCT   This product is no longer available for sale. If you need to re-download a previous purchase, please Contact Us and we will be happy to provide a new download link.   Additional Product Images   Customer Feedback   There is no customer feedback for this product yet. If you would like to leave your own feedback, please Login or Become a Member (for free) and then purchase the product. Related Products [See more products like this]   Share your comments about this product on Facebook:

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