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■ Description
【It's an early production version of the King Tiger with a Porsche gun turret.】In 1944, near the end of World War II, the King Tiger appeared as Germany's last mass-produced heavy tank. It was equipped with a 150mm heavy armor on the front and 80mm heavy armor on the sides, with a further reinforced 88mm cannon with the same caliber as the Tiger I. It was feared by the Allies for its powerful destructive and strong defensive capabilities to shoot down the 152-mm armour ahead of 2,000 m. The first 50 vehicles featured a Porsche-developed artillery tower with its curved shape. In June 1944, the King Tiger, equipped with a Porsche artillery tower, welcomed the Allied forces landing in Normandy as the first King Tiger squadron.
■ Specifications
Maker:TAMIYA
Item No:35169
Size:The full length is 296 mm.
Product Specifications:1/35 Military mini series No. 169
Old part number:4950344992737
Scale:1/35
JAN:4950344088850
■ Notes
The photos were assembled, painted, and double-colored by Paté.
1/35 German King Tiger Porsche Turret
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Product Weight: 0.48 kg
【It's an early production version of the King Tiger with a Porsche gun turret.】In 1944, near the end of World War II, the King Tiger appeared as Germany's last mass-produced heavy tank. It was equipped with a 150mm heavy armor on the front and 80mm heavy armor on the sides, with a further reinforced 88mm cannon with the same caliber as the Tiger I. It was feared by the Allies for its powerful destructive and strong defensive capabilities to shoot down the 152-mm armour ahead of 2,000 m. The first 50 vehicles featured a Porsche-developed artillery tower with its curved shape. In June 1944, the King Tiger, equipped with a Porsche artillery tower, welcomed the Allied forces landing in Normandy as the first King Tiger squadron.
■ Specifications
Maker:TAMIYA
Item No:35169
Size:The full length is 296 mm.
Product Specifications:1/35 Military mini series No. 169
Old part number:4950344992737
Scale:1/35
JAN:4950344088850
■ Notes
The photos were assembled, painted, and double-colored by Paté.