1/35 Scale Military Miniature Series: No. 252 German King Tiger Ardennes Front (Königstiger "Einsatz-Kommando Ardennes") [虎王坦克 - 突出部之役/亞爾丁戰役版本]

[A scene from the Ardennes front condensed into 1/35 scale]

The King Tiger was a German heavy tank that appeared in 1944, late in World War II.

While the first 50 prototypes were equipped with a turret designed by Porsche, the mass-produced model was equipped with an improved turret designed by Henschel, equipped with a powerful 71-caliber 88m gun and thick armor (150 mm in the front and 80 mm in the sides).

King Tigers were deployed in large numbers in the Battle of the Ardennes in December 1944, when the German army attempted to turn the tide, posing the greatest threat to the Allied forces.

The DKW NZ350 was a medium-sized military motorcycle that began production in 1940, and later in the war, versions with small headlights and thin fenders were also seen.

[Model Specifications]

★ This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit of the King Tiger, inspired by the Ardennes Front at the end of World War II.

★ Total Length: 294 mm, width: 108 mm.

★ Highly realistic reproduction of the mass-produced version equipped with a Henschel turret.

★ Two types of mantlet parts are available: stepped and smooth.

★ The turret escape hatch is movable. All other hatches can be selected to be opened or closed.

★ The set also includes a DKW NZ350 military motorcycle. Features such as a small headlight and thin fenders have been recreated to match the style seen in the later stages of the war.

★ Three figures are included: a messenger, a tank commander, and a loader wearing leather jackets worn by U-boat crew members.