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Fantabolous!	Customer Rating:
Now this is a title perfected for anyone infatuated with obscure wierd inventions, the world war ii, obscure canadian indie-rock bands with lovecraftian influences or just loves to read about enormous tanks with bullets that befit a mad megalomaniac to-be world conqueror. If you like the title, why not try the song? My Tank from Great Old Ones

Great book, but probably not for everyone	Customer Rating:
If you like WWII stuff, gadgets, and have a bit of an imagination, this book is definitely for you. Kind of blends a bunch of facts (which it does a good job of telling you what is true and what's not) with some fictional writing. I thought the fictional part would be a little hokey, but was actually very entertaining.

Real History/ Mad Science

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Truth is stranger than fiction, & this collection proves it. All of the weapons discussed here were either produced, proposed or researched during WW2, & any of them could have found a place in a B&W Sci-Fi flick or Republic Movie Serial. And oddity among history books, it covers oddities in WW2 History. Last note: don't dismiss the ideas presented in this book. Research Engineers have an astonishing, and sometimes unnerving, way of turning the silliest dreams into well-functioning reality. Be glad they didn't with these concepts.

Wild Weapons of the Third Reich

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MY TANK IS FIGHT! is the strangest collection of data on bazarre Nazi secret weapons projects that still have yet to be realized. Some, like the Super Monster Tanks and the suicide cruise missles, were clearly impractical and would never see the light of day. Others have come to fruitition: The Sanger Space Bomber is now the Space Shuttle and the Horten Flying Wing is now the B-2 Bomber but we've yet to achieve the Orbital Space Station equipped with solar collector mirrors to fry the "enemies of the Reich" from outer space. Talk about Star Wars on steriods! Viewed objectively, the Third Reich was the most technologically advanced civilization on Earth in the mid-20th century and we've yet to acknowledge this. This book makes it quite clear and would be a great topic for a George Norrie "Coast to Coast" radio program! A real eye-opener on World War II, it is an awesome read....

Something Awful	Customer Rating:
This book is truly something awful. I was bored, it wasn't funny, and I couldn't bother finishing it. No one will take it from me, buy it from me, or even borrow it. The examples are pretty silly and the overall tone is muddy.