Another photo that I took while I was visiting APG. This heavy tank destroyer was built and used by the German army in late 1944 during the closing months of the second world war. The jagdtiger's armor was 250 mm thick, and its 128 mm main gun was capable of destroying any Allied tank with a single shot. Due to Germany's severe shortage of resources at that point in the war, only 88 of these vehicles were ever built. By the end of the war, only 3 survived. This one was captured near Neustadt an der Weinstraße, Germany in March 1945. If you look closely at the gun mantlet, there is still some visible combat damage.
Are you sure it´s Neustadt an der Weinstraße? Not Neustadt an der Waldnaab...
Mmmmmhh...... 72 tons of pure "fick dich" on wheels.
Looks like they forgot to reinstall the outermost road wheels on the near side. German armor design theory was either famous or infamous for their use of overlapping/interleaved road wheels on tracked vehicles.
I think the wheels that you're seeing are the outermost wheels. After all, the overlapping design has the inner wheels stick their axles past the wheel itself.
Scary, it's a monster! Nice shot, though!