Weighed a massive 188 tons. One was fully completed and another without a turret by April of 1945. It was said to shatter any road it traveled on.

The Germans also designed an even larger tank that, when built, would weigh over 1000 tons.
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A Super-Tank

The 7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division, "Prinz Eugen" was highly regarded among SS antipartisan units, but performed poorly when pitted against frontline Soviet units toward the end of the war.  Part of the reason for this lay in its particular training.  Another reason was its heavy equipment, which was in short supply, often captured non-German and (in consequence) not always state-of-the-art, or appropriate to the Division's needs.  This appears to be an example - a French-built Char-B.  Apart from the Balkenkruez, note the Odal/Othala ("family/kinship/brotherhood") rune, emblem of "Prinz Eugen" on the side of the tank.  The Division was assigned a number of different types of captured French tanks.  Some were undoubtedly useful for mountain division operations; but is is hard to imagine that this slow, unreliable, obsolete type was terribly easy to use in the conditions of the Balkans.  Best regards, JR.