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Clash of Steel: Tiger I Tank Platoon

$103.00

This miniature is part of the GERMAN FORCES range. It contains high-quality plastic model tanks at a 1:100 scale, to represent units in Clash of Steel. 

Tiger I Tank Platoon (Core Unit)
Contains:
3x Tiger I Tanks

Description:
When the Tiger was introduced in 1942 it was a weapon of unequalled performance and protection; there was little the Allies in Tunisia or Russia could do to knock them out. It had its disadvantages (it was slow and a little unreliable to start with), but at the time its clear advantages outweighed these.

The production model Henschel Tiger I E had 100mm of front armour on both its hull and turret, 80mm on its rear and sides, and 25mm of top armour. None of the armour was particularly well-sloped, but it had lots of it. Its 8.8cm gun had already proved itself in combat as a lethal anti-armour weapon. Production of the Tiger I began in July 1942 and continued through till August 1944 with over 1300 built.

* Note: Models supplied unpainted and require assembly. Glue and paint not included, contents may vary from those shown.

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Clash of Steel: Tiger I Tank Platoon

$103.00

This miniature is part of the GERMAN FORCES range. It contains high-quality plastic model tanks at a 1:100 scale, to represent units in Clash of Steel. 

Tiger I Tank Platoon (Core Unit)
Contains:
3x Tiger I Tanks

Description:
When the Tiger was introduced in 1942 it was a weapon of unequalled performance and protection; there was little the Allies in Tunisia or Russia could do to knock them out. It had its disadvantages (it was slow and a little unreliable to start with), but at the time its clear advantages outweighed these.

The production model Henschel Tiger I E had 100mm of front armour on both its hull and turret, 80mm on its rear and sides, and 25mm of top armour. None of the armour was particularly well-sloped, but it had lots of it. Its 8.8cm gun had already proved itself in combat as a lethal anti-armour weapon. Production of the Tiger I began in July 1942 and continued through till August 1944 with over 1300 built.

* Note: Models supplied unpainted and require assembly. Glue and paint not included, contents may vary from those shown.

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