Top 10 Biggest & Heaviest WWII Land Vehicles

During World War II, several massive and heavily armored land vehicles were developed, showcasing the era's advanced engineering and strategic focus. These enormous machines were designed to provide superior firepower and protection on the battlefield, often featuring extremely thick armor and powerful weapons. Let’s check out the top 10 heaviest and Biggest Land vehicles that were used in ww2. We'll exclude vehicles that never entered service, such as the Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte or the T28 Super Heavy Tank.
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[@dennislemasters4339]

fun fact the kv tanks shown are the kv-2 which was made for destroying fortifications and also had a 152mm gun, and the kv-1 which had the same 76.2mm cannon as the t-34

[@MrSpringheel]

Tigger tank: Commander, Winnie-the-Pooh; Driver: Piglet; Loaders: Owl and rabbit; Machine gunners: Kanga and Roo.

[@josephsolomon5873]

I don't see any orange and black striped cats bouncing around.

[@wandrinyew]

Ah yes, the Tigger 1

[@gregking7926]

FYI it is pronounced TIE GER not Tigger

[@MrSpringheel]

Tigger tank... 100 acre wood goes to war!

[@Chris-ql9bu]

The Sturmtigers gun have nothing to do with the Karl mortar. It was a limited build anti Uboat launcher from the Navy

[@jinpiccio380]

I thought german MAUS tank is the heaviest tank in world War 2

[@b2tall239]

I think they were limiting the list to tanks that actually served, not prototypes or experimental tanks.

[@Whatisthisstupidfinghandle]

@@b2tall239good point

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

Only two were produced, so never entered service! Actually seen one at Kubinka tank museum, along with everything else on this list!!

[@tonymorgan9533]

You're lucky man...

[@ravenblack7552]

I believe the Sturm tiger was based on the "Tigger" 2 chassis, not the "Tigger" 1 😊. Otherwise pretty good and informative info!

[@user-vu9xl2yz4s]

The french heavy tanck of ww2 : FCM 2C isn't in the list : 68T +10m long.

[@mikel6502]

The length is written in mm, this is a small mistake. Thank you for the informations

[@SUNNYSTARSCOUT365]

Hello 👋👋👋

[@LouisDominicRomero]

All right, what we got here?

[@benignotimbangjr2255]

🐝🐝🐝

[@VioletSilence]

You have a rather loud dog(s)

[@thebuzz4108]

Haha neighbors … sorry

[@joeblow6568]

this is some terrible ai speech. tih-ger tank? really?

[@thebuzz4108]

Not an Ai but don’t the Germans say teega and not tiger ? Correct me if I’m wrong .

[@andrewfaulks]

where was Karl that should of been no1