-With a masking sheet for rolling wheels, the labor of painting is reduced!
[About the actual vehicle]
-Among the German tanks of World War II, the heavy tank that overwhelmed the Allied forces with its power is the Tiger I.
――Among them, Tiger I, which was deployed in the Elite Division, Das Reich Division, LAH Division, Totenkopf Division, etc. of the German Armored Division, struggled against the Soviet Army. The Tiger I in this Kharkov offensive and defensive battle was an early production type, featuring a cylindrical cupola and a rear air filter produced by July 1942.
[About the model]
--A plastic model assembly kit featuring the Tiger I used by the German elite unit `Growth Deutschland` Tank Regiment, SS Armored Division` Das Reich`, etc. in the Battle of Kharkov in 1943.
--With reference to the advice of Mr. David Byrden, who is known as a researcher of Tiger I, the accessory box at the rear of the turret expresses the shape of the vehicle equipped by the Das Reich division, and overlooks the detailed differences from detail to marking. I reproduced it without.
――The most famous German tank during World War II, Tiger I, is characterized by having a large number of wheels in a staggered wheel arrangement.
――From the initial production type to the medium-term production type, there are a total of 48 types with rubber exposed on the outer circumference of the wheels, and painting the wheels was a labor-intensive task for the modeler.
――In this set, a masking sheet for wheels is included as an item to reduce the labor of painting.
――By applying the basic paint, then attaching the sheet to the rim of the wheel, painting the rubber part, and then peeling off the sheet, you can greatly reduce the time and effort of painting.
-The sheet has been cut accurately according to the dimensions of the rim part.
――We have prepared two types of sheets according to the difference in shape.
――We also prepared a sheet to finish the iron cross of the nationality mark by painting.
[Major features]
--With a masking sheet for the rolling rim. The seat is manufactured in Japan with a completely exclusive design
――By masking the rolling rim part, you can easily finish painting the rubber part.
--Details and markings are accurately reproduced with reference to the advice of Tiger I researcher David Byrden.
--Modeled featuring vehicles such as the German elite unit `Growth Deutschland` Tank Regiment and SS Armored Division` Das Reich` in the 1943 Battle of Kharkov
-Various etching parts that express delicate details are also available
-Crawler tracks use DS track
--Overall length when completed: Approximately 240 mm (including barrel)
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )