Pz.Kpfw. KV-1 753(r) captured tank | Germany

The Pz.Kpfw. KV-1 753(r) was a German captured tank of World War II, originally a Soviet KV-1 heavy tank. These vehicles were captured by German forces and modified for their own use, often with additional markings and sometimes adjustments to armament or armor. The KV-1 was known for its strong armor and was used primarily on the Eastern Front, where it was used by both the Soviet Union and, in captured form, Nazi Germany.

Basic details:

• Deployment: Eastern Front.
• Country: Germany (originally Soviet Union)

Possible uses in tabletop games:

• Bolt Action: As a captured tank, the Pz.Kpfw. KV-1 753(r) an interesting option for German armies, especially in Eastern Front scenarios.
• Flames of War: Can be used as part of Axis tank lists to use Soviet tanks against their former owners.
• Chain of Command: A unique addition to games that emphasize the use of captured equipment.

Technical data:

• Crew: 5 (commander, driver, gunner, loader, radio operator)
• Length: 6.75 m
• Width: 3.32 m
• Height: 2.71 m
• Weight: 47 tons
• Armor: Up to 110 mm
• Armament: Often retained 76.2 mm KW-1 cannon, sometimes modified
• Engine: V-2K 12-cylinder diesel engine, 600 hp
• Speed: Up to 35 km/h