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WWII German Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tiger I Middle Production Zimmerit Otto Carius (1944 Battle of Malinava) w/Magic Track (Plastic model)

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Release Date : Mid Oct., 2021
Manufacturer
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Scale
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Product Description

--Make a Tiger Ace car !!
-A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the 1/35 scale German heavy tank, Tiger I type medium-term production type Otto Carius specification on 1/35 scale.

[About the actual vehicle]
――The German Tiger I tank showed the power to overwhelm the Allied and Soviet troops.
――Production began in 1942, and when assigned to the heavy tank battalion, it showed its power on the North African Campaign and the Eastern Front.
--The type produced between 1943 and 1944 is called the medium-term production type.
――In addition, from the middle of the mid-term model, Zimmerit coating equipment to prevent magnetically attracted land mines has become a standard specification.
-Among the tank crew who manipulated the Tiger, many tank soldiers called Ace appeared by defeating many enemy tanks.
――Otto Carius was known alongside Michael Wittmann.
――The number of defeats during the war was said to be more than 150, and the name was to be engraved in the history of the war.
――Among them, Otto Carius and his companion Albert Kerscher took the IS-2 and T-34 / 85 with only two Tiger Is in the battle with the Soviet army in the village of Marinerfa in Latvia on July 22, 1944. It is known as a battle that destroyed a total of 17 vehicles.
――It has been highly evaluated as a battle unique to Karius, who did not lack careful preliminary research and also closely cooperated with infantry.
――At this time, Tiger I on which Karius was on board was turret number 217.

[About the model]
-The kit is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces Tiger I on 1/35 scale.
--Tiger I models the medium-term production type.
――Among them, the car No. 217 on which Otto Carius, known as Tank Ace, was riding is firmly reproduced.
――In addition, the car body uses parts that are reproduced with the Zimmerit coating to prevent magnetically attracted land mines applied to the car body.
――You can easily express the finish of the coating.
-In addition, the turret has an old-style flat shield set on the main gun shield.
--One of the features used in Otto Carius's Tiger I.
-And, of course, the spare track equipped on the side of the turret is also modeled.
-The cupola has a realistic welding mark on the mounting part with the turret. You can't miss the detailed details of the suspension.
-Adopted a prefabricated magic track that you can not miss the realistic finish on the track.
--In addition, etching parts are available for the mesh of the engine deck.
-And, of course, the marking is reproduced with Karius's turret number 217.
-Don't miss the box art by Ron Bolstad, which depicts the battle of Marinerfa.
――This kit is a must-have for military modelers.

[Major features]
--Reproduce the Tiger I boarding of Otto Carius on 1/35 scale
-Adopt a realistically finished assembly type magic track for the track
--The car body expresses the state with Zimmerit coating
--Marking reproduces turret number 217

( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )

Item Size/Weight : 38.3 x 24.5 x 9 cm / 952g
Explanation in Japanese

Product Specifications

Country
Germany
Item code
DR6888MT
JAN code
4545782077599

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WWII German Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tiger I Middle Production Zimmerit Otto Carius (1944 Battle of Malinava) w/Magic Track (Plastic model)
Item codeDR6888MT
Sales Price 7,790 JPY
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