Description

Step into history and build the mighty King Tiger tank in a striking German three-colour camouflage! This kit was inspired by the Tiger II number 104 from The Tank Museum, which served in the 1st Company of SS Panzer Battalion and was damaged and abandoned after a notable engagement with British Sherman tanks near Magny-en-Vexin.

This model is a fantastic challenge for those with average LEGO building experience. It faithfully replicates the King Tiger in 1:33 scale using bricks, capturing the tank’s iconic design such as the sloped armour plating, the massive angular turret, and the long, fearsome 88mm gun. It also has an interior inside the hull with driver seats, a turret basket, ammo rack, and engine compartment. As players build, they’ll gain a deeper understanding of the King Tiger’s key components, making the assembly both a fun and educational experience. The functional suspension and open-up design make it great for both play and display.

Fully compatible with LEGO® bricks, this King Tiger offers endless opportunities for customisation. It is a unique and exciting gift for any brick enthusiast looking for their next big project. Once built, this beast will be an eye-catching centrepiece in any diorama or look impressive on its own as a display at home. It's certain to grab attention wherever you place it.

Building Difficulty: 8/10.
Number of bricks: 1,145 bricks plus extra spare pieces.
Scale: 1:33 minifigure scale.
Dimensions: 22.4 cm in length and 11.6 cm in width.
Detailed Interior: Features a fully designed interior, including driver seats, a turret basket, ammo rack, and an engine compartment containing the Maybach engine.
Working Suspension: Equipped with functional suspension for realistic movement.
Open-Up Design: Easily dismantle for play or display with its accessible build structure.
Includes Balkenkreuz insignia and number stickers for authentic detailing.
Fully compatible with LEGO® bricks.

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