1/35 ww. II German Teager I Late Production Normandy 1944 Magic Track / Aluminum Gun Barrel / 3D Print Mazur Brake / Luxury Model with Wittman Figure [DR6947DX]

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Product Description ■ Reproducing the image of Wittman who was active in Normandy
[Actual vehicle]
The Tieger I-type heavy tank is known as a heavy tank of the German army, which was feared by the Allied forces with its high attack power and defensive power.
After appearing in actual battle in August 1942, various improvements were made, and the type produced in February 1944 is called the Later-stage type.
In addition, due to the serious shortage of materials, the rolling wheel was changed from the rubber edge to the steel rolling wheel with built-in rubber.
The German army at this time became aware of the magnetic adsorption landmines, and as a countermeasure, there was a car with a special coating on the car body.
It is said that Michael Wittman was one of the well-known names. In the Battle of Normandy on June 13, 1944, there were many tank commanders called Aces who defeated many enemy tanks with such a powerful Tieger tank. More than 10 tank commanders defeated more than 100 tanks in less than 15 minutes.
It is said that Michael Wittman was one of the famous names. The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Late-stage production type Tieger I-type at 1/35 scale.
It is said that in the Battle of Wilrel Bocaage in Normandy in 1944, he led a surprise attack on British tanks. More than 10 tank commanders defeated more than 100 tanks in less than 15 minutes.
[About the model] The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Later-stage production type Tieger I-type at 1/35 scale.
It is said that in the Battle of Wilrel Bocaage in Normandy, Tieger Aceh Wittman was on board.
In the Battle of Wilrel Bocaage in Normandy, the model is No. 212.
In the Battle of Wilrel Bocaage in Normandy, Mazur Aceh Wittman was on board.
In the Battle of Wilrel Bocaage in Normandy, 3D print parts are reproduced on the car body and turret parts with a Zimmerr-coating of magnetic protection against thunder is reproduced for a heavy finish.
In addition to the main gun barrel part made of aluminum as a bonus part, this kit also has 3D print parts that reproduce the life-ring of the inside of the car body and turret parts.
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