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In fact, I can't think of a single successful and/or or not ugly tank design that had two main guns. EDIT: Ah, except certain WWI tanks, of course.
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All the tank designed with twin or dual turrets were either ugly, utter failures( the T35a and a French tank with 2 turrets come to mind )or never realised like the Ratte and Maus.The only relative successes were the Flakpanzer vierling and wirbelwind but their guns were AA guns.Post WWII the Germans built the Gepard and the Soviets a few flak tanks of their own but again designed to fight aircrafts or helicopters.
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