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I was doing some research for my Cartoon Character Design class (I'm cartoonifying tanks! XD) and I needed some way to see the differences in size between the different types of tanks. Thing is, I couldn't find any online!! (Either that, or I'm really not that good at net sourcing lol)

Anyway, here's what I've managed to put together with the resources from [link] and [link] I think this should be preeetty accurate... If anyone notices anything ackward do
tell me lol~

Well, heres hoping this helps you as much as it helped me~ Even now I still can't believe how tall the Sherman is compared to other tanks and how small the King Tiger is (Well, okayyy~ It's not that small~) considering all the stories I've heard about it lol! ^_^

=Version 4=
Added a few extra tanks, thanks to some feedback~
- Fiat L6/40
- Type 95 Kyu-Go
- Somua S-35
- Panzer III Ausf. G
- Cromwell Mk. IV
- Panzer V Ausf. G, Panther
- Karl Gerat

Also added the weight of all tanks for a better picture of the mass of some of these things. (70 ton King Tiger?! O_o?!)

Please download for full size~ ^_^
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:iconisograph60xyz:
Hey-that looks pretty good-nice work
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:iconkyrasmoonhunter:
Omg I have been looking for something like this forever. Lol, very good reference for modelling, flames of war and my future 40k conversions. However, would you possibly be doing one that compares ww2, modern and 40k. That would be very helpful lol. Also as far as the tanks go, you should add the speculated tanks in one. Rattle and Monster, bigger than baneblades, but never built. (Too costly) Last note, thanks for the T-35 didn't know what it was till now.
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:icondeviant-newfie:
That's really good.

FWIW, and it's a nitpick, that's not a Sherman M4A1, it's a Sherman M4. The front picture looks odd too.

That doesn't detract from a great job. Thanks for doing this.
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~Sanity-X Jan 23, 2013  Professional Filmographer
Thanks! Glad you like it. ^_^

Hmmm... Yeah, it's definitely not the M4A1. Now I'm not sure if it's the M4 or the M4A2, though I'm leaning towards the latter. I'll amend it sometime. ^_^
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Mood: Joy ~Enrico1946 Dec 24, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
a splendid and detailed profile of the WWII tanks
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~Sanity-X Dec 26, 2012  Professional Filmographer
Thanks. ^_^
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:iconspeciesunkn0wn:
yeah, it SEEMS small, but look up "Worlds largest R/C tank" and you'll find an 1/4 SCALE! R/C king tiger. with a drive wheel behind it.
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~Sanity-X Aug 16, 2012  Professional Filmographer
Yeah, the King Tiger truly is a massive tank.

But in my childhood, I used to think it was the size of a Mammoth tank or something. I guess it's smaller than my childhood led me to believe, but when you put it in context...

My god, it was a monster~ ^_^
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:iconspeciesunkn0wn:
yep. That's why i want a more fuel efficient one.
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:iconkingcavechimp:
Mood: Joy *KingCaveChimp Dec 14, 2011  Hobbyist Filmographer
awesome work, this is actually going to help me with a project Im working on
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