JagdTiger

[cyberia]

A Jagdtiger parked in line with a Tiger II and what appears to a Panther

My thinking is that all three of these vehicles were captured and on display

[cyberia]

Side view of a Jagdtiger-date and location unknown

[cyberia]

Jagdtiger, date and location unknown

[cyberia]

Jagdtiger at a rail head-date and location unknown

[cyberia]

An abandoned Jagdtiger turned Jungle Jim for children-photo possibly taken in Germany

[cyberia]

Jagdtigers in assembly stages-date and location unknown

[Pirate-Drakk]

Originally Posted by cyberia

Jagdtigers in assembly stages-date and location unknown

The 77 JagTigers were made at the Nibelfungenwerke in St. Valentine, Austria from July '44, to March '45. This would be their assembly line.

[PanzerBob]

Originally Posted by MAGNA

And what is the vehicle behind it ? Another one ?

IIRC I've seen these two in a different colour photo, (which I may have I'll look and post) it's two JagdTigers back to back.

Bob out

[Lily Von Blitz]

TO ALL posters: thanks for all your pics and info in here.
And the Surrender film on youtube is remarkable!
many thanks for that.

IMO the officer in charge of the surrender should have made the crews remove all that camo foliage, so the huge metal monsters could be filmed properly.
but, we can all think more clearly with time and hindsight.

I think the JAGDTIGER was an awesome beast.
but if it was mechanically unreliable, then it was not worth wasting petrol on.
another example of German huge mis-guided ambitions, and wasted resources late in the war they had no hope of winning then.