The Roar of the King Tiger
In 1944, German forces unleashed a new terror on their foes - the King Tiger. The first fifty were produced with a turret designed by Porsche; thereafter, the mass production version used a Henschel turret. Packing a hefty punch with an L/71, 88mm gun and with armor up to 150mm on the front and 80mm on the sides, the King Tiger was a menace to Allied forces during the desperate December 1944 German offensive there. The DKW NZ350 motorcycle was produced from 1940, and later in the conflict some were seen with a smaller headlight and slimmer fender.
About the Model
This is a 1/35 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 294mm, width: 108mm. The Henschel-turreted form of a mass production King Tiger is recreated in style. Two different designs of gun shield (stepped and unstepped) are included. Features a movable rendering of the turret rear escape hatch. Other hatches can be assembled open or closed as desired. Comes with parts to assemble a DKW NZ350 motorcycle with smaller headlight and slimmer fender commonly seen on late war examples. Includes three figures.
