Academy 1/35 Tiger I (Early) Exterior Model – 13264

Build the legendary German Tiger I Early Production tank in 1/35 scale with Academy kit 13264.

The Tiger I is one of the most recognizable armored vehicles of World War II, famous for its powerful 8.8cm main gun and heavy armor. This Academy kit focuses on the early-production Tiger I exterior, making it a solid choice for modelers looking for a straightforward Tiger build without the complexity of a full interior kit.

Academy's 13264 includes a highly detailed hull, turret, and suspension, along with four realistic tank crew figures. The kit also provides several configuration options, including positionable hatches and optional Feifel air filters.

The kit uses one-piece flexible tracks, which makes assembly considerably easier than kits requiring individually assembled track links. The turret rotates and the 8.8cm gun can be elevated, adding some useful display options to the finished model.

Kit Features

• 1/35 scale
• Academy kit 13264
• Tiger I Early Production
• Exterior-focused model
• Highly detailed hull, turret, and suspension
• 8.8cm main gun
• Rotating turret
• Elevating main gun
• Positionable hatches
• Optional Feifel air filters
• One-piece flexible tracks
• 4 tank crew figures
• Premium decals included
• Unassembled plastic model kit

Please Note: This is an unassembled plastic model kit. Assembly and painting are required. Glue, paint, tools, and other construction materials are not included unless specifically stated.

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