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In 1941, Nazi Germany faced a critical problem on the Eastern Front: Soviet minefields were slowing their advance. The solution? Build the most ambitious mine-clearing vehicles ever conceived.
This is the story of two engineering monstrosities that defied all logic:
BsKfz 617 - A 50-ton three-wheeled behemoth from Alkett, standing 3 meters tall with massive 2.5-meter diameter wheels designed to crush mines through sheer weight.
Krupp Raumer S - An even more insane 130-ton articulated giant with four steel wheels, stretching over 15 meters in length and standing 4 meters high.
Both machines were supposed to revolutionize warfare by clearing paths through deadly minefields. Instead, they became monuments to overengineering and impractical design.
Discover what happened when these metal monsters were actually tested, why they never saw combat, and how they ended up as museum exhibits of the Third Reich's engineering madness.
From the proving grounds of Kummersdorf to their capture by Allied forces, this is the untold story of Germany's most bizarre failures of WWII.