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| + | One of the top two tanks in the game, and possibly THE best. Just seeing the outline of a tiger cresting a hill is frightening. It follows reality in the sence that, its a psychological weapon as well as a physical one. You just never seem to be able to quite kill one. You can turret them, but they somehow make it back to base after taking multiple hits that would have killed other tanks. | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 3 February 2010
This vehicle page is in two sections:
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Aces High II Vehicle | |
| Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausführung H "Tiger I" | |
| Variant of | Panzer |
|---|---|
| Nickname | Tiger |
| Type | Heavy tank |
| Country of origin | Nazi Germany |
| Manufacturer | Henschel & Son |
| Crew | 5 |
| Dimensions | Width 11.6 ft Length 27.7 ft. Height 9.8 ft. |
| Max Speed | 23.6 mph |
| Aces High II Ordnance Options | |
| Primary Armament | 1× 8.8 cm KwK 36 L/56, 92 rounds |
| Options | 92x 88mm AP |
| 92x 88mm HE | |
| 23x 88mm AP, 69x 88mm HE | |
| 23x 88mm HE, 69x 88mm AP | |
| 46x 88mm AP, 46x 88mm HE | |
| Other Ordnance | 1x coaxial 7.92mm MG, 2100 rounds |
| 1x pintle 7.92mm MG, 2100 rounds | |
| 1x hull 7.92mm MG, 900 rounds | |
| Aces High II Armor Thickness | |
| Frontal hull | 100mm |
| Frontal turret | 110mm |
| Sides | 80mm |
| Rear | 80mm |
| Turret roof | 40mm |
| Top | 25mm |
| Bottom | 25mm |
| Aces High II Main Arenas | |
| Earliest MA | Late War |
| Typical perk cost | 30 (Late War) |
| ENY value | 10 (Late War) |
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Contents
The Tiger I in World War II
Development
Unit Deployment
External Links
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WWII Vehicle | |
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The Tiger I in Aces High II
One of the top two tanks in the game, and possibly THE best. Just seeing the outline of a tiger cresting a hill is frightening. It follows reality in the sence that, its a psychological weapon as well as a physical one. You just never seem to be able to quite kill one. You can turret them, but they somehow make it back to base after taking multiple hits that would have killed other tanks.
