Rubicon: A34 Comet Cruiser Tank (28mm) Beast Snagga They became known by their

They became known by their crews as the Keksdode (biscuit tin) due to the unique shape of the turret

Unfortunately Tigers are exceedingly rare to the point that there is currently only one working Tiger left in the entire world

Siege cannon — heavy ordnance for fortifications and vehicles

5cm Sturmhaubitze infantry support gun

Illustration: Peter Dennis

Rubicon: A34 Comet Cruiser Tank (28mm) Beast Snagga They became known by theirBritain's Best Tank of the War, Arriving Just in Time The A34 Comet was the finest British cruiser tank of the Second World War fast, well armoured, and armed with the high velocity 77mm HV gun, a weapon capable of defeating the Panther at combat ranges. Entering service in late 1944, the Comet arrived too late to see widespread action but proved itself decisively in the final push into Germany in 1945, outperforming every other British tank it