This "Tiger I" Kit no. 09540 from Trumpeter was a straightforward and pleasure to build project. Highly Recommended!
Thanks for watching!
All the best!
Dusan.
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The complexity of the armor and roof-top weaponry attracted me to this kit. The fact that so much detail was packed into a 72 scale kit was also an attractive challenge. The kit has some creative engineering that minimizes the parts [...]
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