German Tiger I Late Production
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Description
A Battle-Hardened Warrior
The Tiger I was a constant threat to the Allied forces during WWII, and a single Tiger I was even said to have taken out five Sherman tanks in one battle. The 57-ton hull featured armor that measured 100mm at its thickest, and the 56-caliber 88mm main gun was capable of piercing 110mm of armor at a range of 2,000 meters. It is unsurprising, therefore, that the tank spawned a number of aces including Lieutenant M. Wittman. Around 1,300 Tiger Is were built from June 1942 onwards; the late production version featured additional periscopes on the cupola and large steel road wheels with built-in rubber rings among numerous improvements.
Model Specifications
This is a plastic model assembly kit of the Tiger I Late Production. ★1/48 scale. Length: 177mm. The vertical lines of the hull, plus the powerful 88mm main gun are recreated faithfully. ★The hull side armor and hull underside are depicted using separate parts. ★Assembly-type tracks provide a realistic look with a minimum of fuss. ★Weights are included to be inserted in the hull and provide a realistic heavy feel. ★Comes with a commander torso figure. ★Includes markings to recreate a number of units.
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Specifications
- Construction Type Assembly kit
- Decals Included
- Required To Complete Cement, Paint and Finishing Supplies
- Scale 1/48
- Special Feature 1 The model features extensive new toolings.
- Special Feature 2 Newly-designed plastic chassis.
- Special Feature 3 Weights included to add feel to finished model.
- Special Feature 4 Link type assembly tracks with one-piece straight sections
- Special Feature 5 Slip-resistant track tread.
- Special Feature 6 1 torso figure is included.
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