Tiger II (KTV2) brick tank model - COBI-2686 - 1572 bricks

Model Spec.

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• 1572 bricks
• 0 figures
• 1:28 scale
• Replica model
• Includes an engine made from bricks that can be removed
• Block with name of the model
• Model dimensions: 37. 5cm x 13.5cm x 13.5cm x 12.5cm (L x W x H)

COBI's model of the Tiger II tank offers a range of movable elements such as opening hatches, a rotating cannon barrel, and moving wheels and tracks. One notable highlight is the engine, which can be positioned next to the tank or mounted inside the model under the openable service compartment doors. With 1570 pieces, the Tiger II model ensures a robust construction that faithfully captures the shape of its historical counterpart. The tank model which is adorned with high-quality durable prints, serves as an excellent toy for young enthusiasts of history and armoured vehicles, while also standing out as a unique addition to any adult military aficionado's collection. The set includes two German tanker figures accompanied by accessories such as a map-printed block, new-style headphones, and an ammunition box. There is also a printed nameplate and a special card featuring the tank's statistics included.

History.

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B Tiger II (Sd.Kfz.182), widely known as the Königstiger or "Royal Tiger," though the translation "Bengal Tiger" is also recognised, was a formidable German heavy tank and the largest and heaviest tank deployed in combat during World War II. Due to production issues caused by the deteriorating state of the Third Reich and constant air raids, only 487 units of this vehicle were manufactured between January 1944 and March 1945. The Tiger II boasted a powerful 88mm caliber gun and featured thick armour, significant weight, limited mobility, an unreliable engine, and destructive armament. Despite its numerous flaws, this imposing tank posed a grave threat to any Allied unit and instilled panic wherever it appeared. Its fame has endured to this day, making it an unmistakable symbol in both historical and popular culture.

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