──Make Wittmann's last Tiger with a luxury equipment kit Reproduce the late production version of Tiger I on 1/35 scale.
- Modeling Wittmann's car No. 007.
- A luxurious specification that also includes a magic track, aluminum gun barrel, 3D printed parts, and bonus figure parts.
[About the actual vehicle]
- Michael Wittmann, the Tiger tank ace whose name is well known to all military fans.
- Participated in Operation Barbarossa, which began in June 1941, as the commander of the StuG III.
- He showed signs of being an ace by destroying enemy tanks, and in 1942 he acquired the Tiger I model and became a tank commander, finally demonstrating his abilities.
- On August 8, 1944, Wittmann's unit, consisting of four Tiger Is, encountered enemy tanks on their way to the front.
- Wittmann, who was hit by a barrage of fire, was killed along with his crew.
- Wittmann, who recorded approximately 135 enemy tanks destroyed, was last piloting a later version of the Tiger I, of course.
- The turret number was [007].
- Even the vehicle's thick armor, which reached up to 100 mm, could not withstand shelling from enemy tanks such as the Sherman Firefly.
[About the model]
- The model is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the late-production Tiger I model.
- This kit models the command vehicle type, turret number 007, which was last piloted by Tiger Ace Michael Wittmann.
- Furthermore, you can assemble a 2in1 by choosing between the command vehicle type and the normal late model.
- A kit that expands the fun of assembly.
- In addition, machined aluminum parts are available for the gun barrel parts, and the muzzle brake is 3D printed, and the inner rifling is also reproduced.
- The tow cable and track are made of copper wire that easily fits the vehicle body, and the magic track is assembled.
- This is a luxurious kit that you cannot miss, including 4 tank soldier figures that are essential for scene production as bonus parts.
- Also, the car body and turret are modeled with Zimmerit coating.
- The torsion bar suspension is movable, and along with the magic track of the crawler track, the feel of the foot area is further enhanced.
- In addition to the decals of Wittmann's last Tiger, car No. 007 of the 101st Heavy Tank Battalion, marks for car No. 009 are also available.
- The box art uses Mr. Bolstad's illustrations.
[Major features]
- Reproduce the Tiger I piloted by Wittmann on 1/35 scale
- 4 1/35 tank soldier figures included
- Marking is prepared as a decal for turret number 007 car
- The track uses a magic track with a realistic finish.
- The hull and turret are reproduced with Zimmerit coating
- Set with aluminum gun barrel and 3D printed muzzle brake
- Total length approximately 240mm
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )