King Tiger w/Zimmerit
Unassembled plastic model kit
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Manufacturer: Trumpeter Models
Stock Number: TRP 7292
Scale: 1/72
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This product is in stock
at our suppliers, if ordered it
will take a few days to arrive.List price: $22.95
You pay: $14.79
(All prices in U.S. Dollars)
Manufacturer: Trumpeter Models
Stock Number: TRP 7292
Scale: 1/72
View all products of type "Panzer VI King Tiger"
This model kit requires assembly. Cement, paint and other construction materials not included unless specifically stated in the description.
Contains 105 parts.
The Pz.kpfw VI Tiger II Ausf. B "KingTiger" VK4503(H) was the most powerful combat tank of world War II. Up to the end of the war, the Allies did not introduce anything that could effectively counter it. The Tiger II combined a powerful and effective gun with armor that was virtually impervious to any Allied tank or anti-tank gun. Planning for the Tiger II started as early as May 1941, a year before the Tiger I entered production. By the fall of 1942/January 1943, designers started work on a new heavy tank that would eventually replace the Tiger I. In January 1943, Hitler ordered the new Tiger to be armed with a long 88mm gun and have 150mm frontal armor and 80mm side armor.
The Pz.kpfw VI Tiger II Ausf. B "KingTiger" VK4503(H) was the most powerful combat tank of world War II. Up to the end of the war, the Allies did not introduce anything that could effectively counter it. The Tiger II combined a powerful and effective gun with armor that was virtually impervious to any Allied tank or anti-tank gun. Planning for the Tiger II started as early as May 1941, a year before the Tiger I entered production. By the fall of 1942/January 1943, designers started work on a new heavy tank that would eventually replace the Tiger I. In January 1943, Hitler ordered the new Tiger to be armed with a long 88mm gun and have 150mm frontal armor and 80mm side armor.
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