美服《坦克世界》 Wargaming帮助创建传奇Maus
长期考虑只是一个原型,蓝图,Wargaming和库宾卡战车博物馆合作重建传奇装甲“Maus””。团队计划拥有部分,其中大部分没有生存建模,在世界各地的位置由Maus创建一个工作机器。看看这个有趣的视频会得到更多信息。
视为优秀的坦克设计的缩影,第二次世界大战期间完成的巨大的装甲Mau全封闭装甲战斗车是最重的，重达188吨,只有两个原型是曾经建造的，唯一幸存的坦克是库宾卡博物馆收藏的一个空的船体。
博物馆和Wargaming打算按照真实的图重建内部。遗失的部分将在坦克制造恢复单量,整个过程由经验丰富的战争instaurators监督。保守的Maus将存储在库宾卡博物馆,来自世界各地的人们可能会亲眼看到著名的汽车。
Wargaming参与许多社会上重大项目,帮助保护历史遗产。公司发起了一项全球运动来协助寻找和保护全球的军事战争,包括在白俄罗斯支持苏联的t-34-76坦克，在俄罗斯沃罗涅日解除并恢复重建的KV-1苏联坦克。其他活动包括恢复世界仅存的多尼尔17,现在在英国Cosford皇家空军博物馆展出,Wargaming教育中心在英国Bovington坦克博物馆,持续赞助的爱荷华号装甲炮舰停靠在加利福尼亚洛杉矶港口。专业玩家网，网游工作室门户站，为所有游戏工作室提供游戏打金技术，游戏防封技术。
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Long thought to only be a prototype, blueprint tank, Wargaming and the Kubinka Tank Museum are partnering to recreate the legendary Panzerkampfwagen VIII "Maus". The team plans to have parts, most of which did not survive modeling, created at locations around the world to make the Maus a working machine. Check out this fascinating video for more information.
Regarded as the epitome of excellent tank design, the colossal Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus is the heaviest, fully enclosed armored fighting vehicle to see completion during World War II. Weighing 188 tonnes, only two prototypes were ever completed. The sole surviving tank is housed at the Kubinka Museum with an empty hull.
The museum and Wargaming intend to re-build its interior from scratch based on authentic diagrams. Missing parts will be restored in single quantities at a number of tank-building plants, with the entire process supervised by experienced warfare instaurators. The conserved Maus will be stored at the Kubinka Museum so that people from all over the world may come see the renowned vehicle with their own eyes.
Wargaming is involved in a number of socially significant projects that aid in the preservation of historic heritage. The company has launched a global campaign to assist in the search for and conservation of military warfare worldwide, including the support of the Soviet T-34-76 tank restoration in Belarus and the lifting and reconstruction of the KV-1 USSR tank in Voronezh, Russia. Other activities include the recovery of the world’s last remaining Dornier Do 17, now on display at the Royal Air Force Museum in Cosford, United Kingdom, the Wargaming Education Center at the Tank Museum at Bovington, United Kingdom, and the on-going sponsorship of the USS Iowa, docked in the Port of Los Angeles, California.