PzKpfw VI (Tiger)

The PzKpfw VI, short for Panzerkampfwagen VI (Armored Fighting Vehicle Model VI) better known as Tiger (Tiger) was one of the most feared tanks during WW2, mainly because it mounted an 88 gun that was lethal.
It was designed in 1941 as a countermeasure for British heavy tanks and was effective on the Russian front against T-34s and KV-1s. Between 1942 and 1945, 1,347 units were built that fought on all fronts of WWII, from Russia to France, through North Africa, the Balkans and Italy.
The weak point of this tank was the complexity of its construction and maintenance.
The kit presents a Tiger that could well be located on any of the fronts. Decals included (paint and glue not included).