- Dragon Armor's First Tigger I Early Type !!
- Complete new mold
[About actual vehicle]
- The German Tigger Type I tanks showed the power to overwhelm Allied forces and the Soviet army by adopting a high-performance gun that demonstrated power as a gun fire gun, 88 mm gun.
- It is known as one of the strongest tanks of the Second World War, both in attack power and defense power, such as boasting a linear shape car body with heavy armor of 100 mm in front.
- Production began in 1942 and when assigned to a heavy tank battalion it showed its power in the North African Front and Eastern Front.
- In 1943, the Tigger I initial type deployed in the 504th heavy tank battalion, together with the first company, was partly placed in the North African front and the second company vehicle was placed in Italy's Sicily.
- Improvement has been added even after the start of production, but the type produced by July 1942 is the initial type, which is characterized by a cylindrical cupola and a rear air filter.
[About the model]
- The model is a complete assembled kit of 1/72 scale that reproduced the early production type of Tiger I type one of German army's strongest tanks of World War II.
- Modeled by firmly holding features of the early production type, such as the air filter at the rear of the car body and the cylindrical Commander's cupola.
- The full length is about 11 cm, the palm size of about 5 cm wide gives you a sense of weight overflowing.
- The horseshoe shaped turret is expressed with sharp detail such as a jig box or escape hatch, loader's hatch, cupola attached at the rear.
- In addition to the detailed reproduction of the front and rear of the car body, the air cooling grill of the engine deck is also a delicate finish.
- Marking reproduces vehicles belonging to the No. 504 heavy tank battalion 2 squadron fourth platoon developed in Sicily in Italy in 1943.
- It is fun to finish it as a vignette, etc, wherever you go, as well as collection, dirty paint etc.
[Major features]
- Reproduces the early production type of the German army heavy tank of the Second World War, Tiger I on the 1/72 scale
- Model firmly suppressing the features of the initial production type such as the air filter at the rear of the car body and the cylindrical Commander's cupola
- Assembled painted finished model
- The total length is about 11 cm, the width is about 5 cm
- Horseshoe shaped turret expresses with a sharp detail such as a jig box or escape hatch, loader's hatch, cupola attached to the back
- In addition to the detailed reproduction of the front and rear of the car body, the air cooling grill of the engine deck is also delicate finish
- Marking reproduced vehicles belonging to No. 4 50th heavy tank battalion 2nd Squadron 4th platoon developed in Sicily in Italy in 1943
- Convenient clear case for display and collection
※ This figure is not included figures
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