German wolf-tank of the 72nd wolf-tank division in Africa.
The Wolf-tank (Wulfpanzer) is a German battle tank manufactured in General Deathshead's workshops.
Construction[]
The wolf-tank is powered by a nuclear reactor. Despite poor performance in sandy environments, vehicles of the 72nd wolf-tank division were deployed to Tanganyika in south-eastern Africa during the Second World War by Nazi Germany. The engines were vulnerable to sand and dust particles entering through openings in the vehicle's exterior, and caused the engines to malfunction. However, when properly maintained, Wulfpanzers have terrifying fire power capable of decimating an entire village with ease.[1]
Behind the scenes[]
- The picture accompanying Oskar's letter is a digitally altered picture of a Panzer III, with a massive AA gun added on top. The presence of "wolf-tank divisions" seems to imply that wolf-tanks are deployed either in divisions consisting solely of wolf-tanks and supporting vehicles, similar to the German heavy tank battalions or that wolf-tank divisions are formed around wolf-tanks accompanying auxiliary vehicles but may also include other heavy armour.