[With Special Bonus] 1/35 WW. II German Army Tiger I Late Production Type ` Wittmanlast Tiger ` [DR6800]

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Product description ■ This product comes with 「 1/35 Wit Man Figure 」 which is a special gift of First Press Limited.
[About the Actual Vehicle]
Mirita Leafa Everyone knows the name, German tiger tank ace Michael Wittmann.
In Operation Barbarossa, which began in June 1941, he participated as the chief of No. 3 assault cannon.
After defeating an enemy tank and quickly showing off one side of the ace, he got a Tiger I from 1942 and became a tank captain and finally demonstrated his ability.
On August 8, 1944, the four car Tigger I unit led by Wittman encountered an enemy tank on its way to the front.
Wittmann, who was hit by a concentrated fire, died in the battle with the crew. Wittman, who recorded about 135 destroyed enemy tanks, was the last person on board, of course, the late Tigger I.
The turret number was 007. The heavily armored body, up to 100 mm thick, could not withstand the shelling of Shaman Firefly and other enemy tanks.
[About the model]
The model is a reproduction of the late production Tigar I type tank at 1/35 scale.
This kit is modeled after the last vehicle on board, Turlett No. 007, which was the last Michael Wittmann of Tiger Ace.
You can't miss the Wittman's fearless figure that can be set in the cupola, which is only available in the first edition in Japan.
Of course, with the familiar dragon style, the vehicle has been reproduced in great detail.
The car body is modeled with a ツェメリットコーティング. The torsion bar type suspension and rolling wheel mechanism are accurately reproduced.
Belt type DS track which is easy to assemble is used for the crawler. In addition, the display of the grill on the engine deck at the rear of the car body and in-vehicle tools will give you a real feeling.
The cupola and turret hatch can be opened and closed, and the details on the back side are clearly expressed.
There is also a star antenna, and the Wittmann Tiger is reproduced firmly.
The decals are Wittman's last Tiger, No. 007 of the one hundred first Heavy Tank Battalion, as well as the 009 mark.
The last Tiger model with a Wittman figure is a must-have collection kit.
The package art that is suitable for decorating the Kiriban is of course an illustration by Borstadt.
[Product details]
Size when completed : Total length approx. 315 mm
* The release date has been changed.