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Tiger I
Description
This set includes 6 superbly detailed 12mm/1:144 scale tanks and a decal sheet (German crosses and red numbers). The Tiger I made it’s debut in Tunisia in 1942. It fought on all fronts from 1942-1945 and was one of the most powerful tanks of WWII. It’s powerful 88mm gun could defeat all Allied tanks at great ranges. The 88mm had a high muzzle velocity, flat trajectory and excellent gun sights so obtaining first time hits was relatively easy. It had very thick armour that gave it great projection but this made the tank heavy and caused mobility, fuel consumption and maintenance problems. Nonetheless, right up until the end of the war the Tiger was much feared by Allied tank crews.
Product Details
VG12008
5060191720830
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