Excuse me: The historical data of KV5, not world of tanks, should be true.

194 1 June, this super heavy tank has been developed. On the basis of KV-4, KV-5 tank adopts double turret design. On the right front of the car body is a small turret with a height of 920 mm, which is operated by a radio operator/machine gun shooter. The driver sits on the left side of the front of the car body, and he also has a prominent watchtower, so the driver's vision is still very good. Behind them is a big turret with a Gith-16107mm gun. The diameter of the turret seat ring has reached 1840 mm, so the interior of the turret is quite spacious, which ensures that the crew has enough working space.

KV-5 also has strong armor, and the maximum thickness is150 ~180 mm. In order to drive this 100 ton steel monster, two V-2 engines will be installed in the car, with a total power of 1200 horsepower.

The design of KV-5 was basically completed in August of 194 1 year, and the prototype parts were produced. However, because of the outbreak of the Soviet-German war, the design and production of KV-5, like many related design work, all stopped. Transfer the limited production materials to the traditional production project of KV heavy tanks.

Therefore, KV-5 is just a war machine that stays on the drawings, and its outstanding "weight" of 100 tons also makes it the heaviest tank in Soviet history.