Tiger I
 
The German Tiger I, a formidable heavy tank deployed during World War II, was renowned for its imposing firepower and heavy armor. Armed with an 88mm KwK 36 L/56 main gun, the Tiger I was a formidable adversary on the battlefield, capable of penetrating enemy armor at long ranges. Its thick sloped armor offered superior protection, making it a formidable defensive force. Introduced in 1942, the Tiger I played a critical role on the Eastern and Western Fronts, gaining a reputation for its dominance in armored engagements. Though its production was limited, the Tiger I left an indelible mark on military history, symbolizing German engineering excellence and setting the standard for heavy tank design during the war.