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Ferdinand - Heavy Tank Destroyer
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Blueprints: #blueprint, Advanced Cannon, AI, Anti-Surface, CRAM, Long-range, Medium, Replica, Short-range, Simple Weapons, Small, Starter
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Ferdinand - Heavy Tank Destroyer

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World War II
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Description
Most up-to-date tank and with 1943 camo.

Famous German heavy tank destroyer Ferdinand (later modified and renamed Elefant) had debuted at the Battle of Kursk in 1943, where it proved to be some terrible shi~, and participated was useless until the defeat of Nazy Gemany in 1945.

Scale - 2:1
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Afjklol 29 Aug, 2021 @ 7:52am 
Panzer IVs were also used by the Arab nations until the 60s where Israel basically destroyed them all.
ChonkyMishka725  [author] 3 Apr, 2020 @ 9:23pm 
...I haven't seen it going up slopes...
Nick 3 Apr, 2020 @ 4:42pm 
You said this replica is very precise, but I see it going up slopes without breaking the transmission.
lol_jokes 29 Mar, 2020 @ 11:26pm 
unaccuret doesnt spontanisly combusts
Vaeringjar 9 Feb, 2020 @ 12:12pm 
factories also assembled a few more tanks from parts available after the war ended
TheConeezeanEmperor 8 Feb, 2020 @ 10:28am 
Nope, most were used post-war by the victors. The French military, for example, made the Panther effectively their MBT for a short while, and what could be considered the German military also used WW2 German equipment for a while. All rather temporary yes, but no, the werent decomissioned. They were recomissioned.
Lord Fuzzle 7 Feb, 2020 @ 4:11am 
AmericanCenturion - All the tanks that Nazi Germany made got decommissioned after the war dude.
ChonkyMishka725  [author] 5 Feb, 2020 @ 8:40pm 
Hm... Thanks for letting me know! I'll check tomorrow morning.
TheConeezeanEmperor 5 Feb, 2020 @ 9:49am 
Idk, but for me at least it just downloads the Tiger not the Ferdinand. Did you mix up the files?
Chuck 30 Jan, 2020 @ 7:39pm 
That looks dope though