Description
This Tiger of the 501 Battalion had a strange affinity with the camera. For example it was the first Tiger shown in the German media, was the only Tunisian Tiger captured on film, and its destruction by American engineers was photographed in colour by Elliot Elisofon.
Chassis number
250015
Details
| Hub of the sprocket wheels | Central dome is big |
| Alignment of bolts on the sprockets | Bolts are not aligned with arms |
| Tow cable direction | 22mm cable with the ends to the rear |
| Tool holders on glacis plate | No tools |
| Toolbox at rear left | Supported at an angle |
| Mudguard type | Narrow mudguards |
| Thick area on mantlet | Flat with 2 small holes |
| Headlight arrangement | Two headlights moved to the glacis plate |
| Turret bin type | Wide 1.4m bin with 2 latches |
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