KV-6

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The term "KV-6" can refer to a few different things:

1. KV-6 Behemoth (Fake Tank): This is the most common association. The KV-VI Behemoth is a fictional, super-heavy, multi-turreted tank. It's a popular internet creation, originating from a sci-fi scale model competition in 1995, not a real design. It is described as having components from various tanks like the KV-I and II, BT-5, T-60, and T-38. Three prototypes were claimed to have been built between 1941-1942. It was supposedly nicknamed "Stalin's Orchestra" by the Germans due to its wide array of weaponry.

2. KV-6 (Object 222): A real project from 1940 that was a further development of the T-150, having modified turret. No prototype built, project cancelled in favor of other designs.

3. Tomb KV6: This is the tomb of the 20th-Dynasty Pharaoh Ramesses IX in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. It's known for its hurried construction and visually striking decorations with colors like yellow, dark blue, and black. The tomb has been open since antiquity, with Roman and Coptic graffiti present.

There are also animations and games featuring the fictional KV-6 Behemoth.