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Takom German Army Tiger I Initial Production Tank 4-in-1 (1/35) 02197

SKU: TAK02197

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Takom German Army Tiger I Initial Production Tank 4-in-1 (1/35) 02197

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Takom Plastic Model Kit

German Army Tiger I Initial Production Tank 4-in-1 (1/35) 02197

The Tiger I was one of the most formidable tanks of World War II, combining powerful armament with heavy armour. Takom’s 1/35 scale Tiger I Initial Production kit captures the early variant in exceptional detail. This versatile 4-in-1 release allows modellers to recreate different initial production configurations used by the German Army, offering a rewarding build for enthusiasts of WWII armour.

  • 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit
  • Features accurate detailing of the early Tiger I with optional build parts
  • Includes photo-etch parts and detailed surface textures
  • Multiple marking and camouflage options for early German Army vehicles
  • Flexible 4-in-1 build, enabling different production configurations

Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.

History:

The Tiger I, officially designated Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E, was first deployed by the German Army in late 1942. The initial production models were sent to the Eastern Front, where they quickly gained a fearsome reputation for their ability to destroy enemy armour at long range. Armed with the powerful 88mm KwK 36 gun and protected by thick armour, the Tiger I set new standards for tank design. However, its weight, complexity, and high production cost limited the number produced. The initial batch featured distinctive early features such as drum cupolas and smoke dischargers, which were later modified in subsequent versions. Despite its challenges, the Tiger I became an icon of WWII armoured warfare, influencing tank development worldwide and remaining one of the most recognisable tanks of the era.