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{{Unitinfo
| image=[[File:tig75_3d.gif|300px|T-41/75N]]
| type=[[Unit Types#Heavy|Heavy Tank]]
| owner=[[Czechoslovakia]]
| year=1947

| length= ???
| width=3.56 m
| height=3.0 m
| weight= ???
| speed=45 km/h

| armour=120mm
| wep1=75mm A18
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|title=History
|content=

After the war a single Tiger tank was recovered from the battlefield and repaired by Skoda for use as a test bed for fitting their prototype 75mm A18 cannon. The A18 was originally built for use in the T-25 medium tank, the T-25 however was never put into production and it wasn't till now that the Skoda team could test it in a suitable vehicle. While the 75mm A18 was less powerful then the original 88mm KwK36 it was fitted with an auto-loader and drum magazine witch greatly increased the tanks rate of fire. Currently there are no known photographs of this unusual modification.

==Note==
There is no known name for this tank, T-41/75N is based on Czech military nomenclature of that period.
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|totalwar=yes

|postbc=yes
|totalbc=yes

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|content=
image:tig75.jpg{{!}}
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