The Tiger I has destroyed countless walls at the Naval Base...

It wasn't on purpose, you know.

Tiger トラ

Roma

Stop!!

Prinz! Stop!

Good day.

They went to Atami to recover in the hot springs!

WHERE ARE THOSE DUMMKOPFS!? A running punchline on Kochikame.

S-So big!

And here's it's predecessor, the Tiger I!

This hall's most remarkable feature is the Tiger II, ja!

It's the only Tiger II in the world that can still move under its own power!

"This... it can move!", yes! What Amuro Ray says when he starts up the RX-78 Gundam for the first time.

It's all down to the efforts of this museum's engineers. You'd best show your thanks.

I honestly say "Merci beaucoup" for that.

The Tiger II was said to be the strongest heavy tank in World War II, boasting both offensive and defensive power.

In particular, the frontal armour was an iron wall, with there being no record of it being penetrated during battle.

Ah... This is the one that you drive around the Naval Base in, isn't it, Bismark-dono!

This, too, had the performance at the time of its deployment to make the Allies shake in their boots!

So would be that whole Iowa-dono passing out whenever she sees it thing...?