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Description:: Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tiger 1 131 s.Pz Abt.504 Tunisia. Dragon is extremely excited to announce the arrival of a 1/35 scale plastic kit of one of the most famous tanks in the world a Tiger I sporting the number ��½131��½. The original ��½131��½, housed at the Tank Museum in Bovington, UK, is the only working Tiger I in the world. The tank with chassis number 250122 was shipped by Germany to North Africa in March/April 1943, where it served with the 3rd Platoon, 1st Company of the 504th Schwere Heeres Panzer Abteilung (s.Pz.Abt.504). On 21 April 1943 it was captured in Tunisia after being knocked out during the Battle of Longstop Hill. ��½131 was hit three times by the 6-pounder guns of Churchill tanks from the 48th Roya
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Manufacturer:: Dragon
Code Number:: DN6820
Scale:: 1:35
Item type:: Military vehicle kits (injection)
Price:: £74.99
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Echelon FD - AXT351063 - 1:35	SchPzAbt 503 Tiger Is Kursk 1943 Operation Citadel 1.K A large and comprehensive 1. Kompanie marking set for sAbt 503 Tiger Is during the Kursk offensive "Operation Citadel". Essentially, Kursk '43 503th Heavy Battalion markings and organisation (part of), demysified. The unit did utilise various numeral & cross styles across the board and that may make a generic marking set pretty confusing and daunting to say the least. The set aims to remove much guess work, like which style of numerals and balkenkreuz were used on each Tiger. For example, the mixture of styles on Tiger "123", also versus its eventual replacement turret. Or the fact that replacement Tigers "100" & "111" used a different stencil (smaller and narrower). Even the spacings between each digits, spread wide / close together, neatly aligned, sloped towards the front or unevenly applied, are now no longer an concern. A straight forward, zero-fuss approach to application. The illustrations also highlight which production batch that each Tiger came from, including unique details (if there were any) that were installed on the vehicle. The entire Kompanie is covered, in one way or another (not inclusive of all possible replacement or replaced tanks that were missed out), thus revealing the full organisational structure of the kompanie itself. Battalion emblems (4 variations) are provided, they were researched and drawn from actual markings. Like all large Echelon decal sets, much effort went into research and creation. The Kursk 43 503 sets took an even greater effort, over a span of 2 years, as there were huge amount of information to gather, sort and process. The accumulation of information alone took way longer than that. 1. Kompanie Tigers were assigned to go into battle with 6. Pz. Div. Panzer Ace Kurt Knispel was from this Kompanie. Although he did pose for photograph in the cupola of Tiger "101", Tiger "131" was recorded with a notable 16 T-34 kills, 10th day into the offensive, according to Tigers in Combat I. Which begged some to question whether Kurt was a crew member of Tiger "131" instead. A replacement Tiger "100", a very early Mid version (early hull + later sprockets with machined hub cap) had a lengthy collection of kill rings on its Kwk 36. 19 rings to be exact. [Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E] Copyright � 2024 Echelon Fine Details. Website created by Wittmann Goh. More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£17.85
Echelon FD - AXT351064 - 1:35	SchPzAbt 503 Tiger Is Kursk 1943 Operation Citadel 2.K & St. Complete 2. Kompanie and Stabskompanie marking set for sAbt 503 Tiger Is during the Kursk offensive "Operation Citadel", in a nutshell. Essentially, Kursk '43 503th Heavy Battalion markings and organisation (part of), demysified. While the unit did utilise various numeral & cross styles across the companies, 2. K Tiger was most consistent on the use of number and balkenkreuz styles. Although the spacings between digits varied between tanks. Some were unevenly aligned. The set removes all these guess-work for each Tiger. Just pick the option and move forward. Stabskompanie hull and turret crosses, albeit looking very similar to the rest of the kompanie, actually used balkenkreuz stencils different from the rest of the Tigers. This was discovered during the creation process. Even 1. and 3. Kompanie crosses were matched against them - did not fit. The whites and blacks were of different proportions on the Stabstigers. The illustrations also highlight which production batch that each Tiger came from, including unique details (if there were any) that were installed on the vehicle. The entire Kompanie is illustrated except for 1 vehicle, in one way or another (not inclusive of all possible replacement or replaced tanks that were missed out), thus revealing the full organisational structure of the kompanie itself. Of interest is that each zug (platoon) had 3 Tigers, instead of 4. And 4 Zugs in total, instead of 3. Ultimately, still the same number of Tigers for each kompanie, but organised differently. Tiger "243" is not illustrated as there was no images to support the artwork at the time of print. Although numerals for "243" are still provided, in order to make 2.K markings complete. Battalion emblems (4 variations) are provided, they were researched and drawn from actual markings. Like all large Echelon decal sets, much effort went into research and creation. The Kursk 43 503 sets took an even greater effort, over a span of 2 years, as there were huge amount of information to gather, sort and process. The accumulation of information alone took way longer than that. [Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E] 2. Kompanie Tigers were assigned to go into battle with 19. Pz. Div. Copyright � 2024 Echelon Fine Details. Website created by Wittmann Goh. More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£17.85
Echelon FD - AXT351065 - 1:35	SchPzAbt 503 Tiger Is Kursk 1943 Operation Citadel 3.K A pull-out-all-the-stops 3. Kompanie marking set for sAbt 503 Tiger Is during the Kursk offensive "Operation Citadel". Essentially, Kursk '43 503th Heavy Battalion markings and organisation (part of), demysified. The greatest variation of styles as compared to 1. and 2. Kompanie Tigers. The set removed much guess-work, like which style of numerals and balkenkreuz were used on each Tiger. Even the spacings between each digits, spread wide / close together, neatly aligned, sloped towards the front or unevenly applied, are now a non-issue. A straight forward, zero-fuss approach to application. Of great interest are Tigers "314" and "323". Both had an additional black outline, even though the digits had black in-fills. These are clues that they were originally white numbers with black outlines. The Tigers at Rostov had used two sets of stencils (white with black outlines). One that was commonly seen, the other less common that had a narrow/tall appearance (on AXT351053), which "314" and "323" originated from. Instead of a complete repaint of numbers to conform to all black-with-white outline standard at Kursk, they were just in-filled with black, with a thin separation of white in between blacks. "314" was neatly done, whilst "323" a bit sloppily done. All the details of "323" digts were faithfully captured, including all the scratches (inner black) on the right side of the turret. The illustrations also highlight which production batch that each Tiger came from, including unique details (if there were any) that were installed on the vehicle. The entire Kompanie is covered, in one way or another (not inclusive of all possible replacement or replaced tanks that were missed out), thus revealing the full organisational structure of the kompanie itself. Battalion emblems (4 variations) are provided, they were researched and drawn from actual markings. Like all large Echelon decal sets, much effort went into research and creation. The Kursk 43 503 sets took an even greater effort, over a span of 2 years, as there were huge amount of information to gather, sort and process. The accumulation of information alone took way longer than that. 3. Kompanie Tigers were assigned to go into battle with 7. Pz. Div. In the backdrops of some Pz.Rgt.25 images, 3. Kompanie Tigers can be found. Copyright � 2024 Echelon Fine Details. Website created by Wittmann Goh. [Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E] More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£17.85
Star Decals - STAR35845 - 1:35	Pz.Kpfw.VI Ausf.E Tigers of schwere Pz. Abt 509 on the eastern front. Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger I mid and late production. USUALLY £9.99. NOW BEING CLEARED!! SAVE 1/3RD!!! More	Military vehicle decals	Special Offers	£6.67
Techmod - TM35001 - 1:35	Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger Ausf.E Late production models. Camouflage & markings versions "007″, sSSPzAbt.101, Hauptsturmfuhrer Michael Wittmann, Normandy, August 1944 "205″, sSSPzAbt.101, Hauptsturmfuhrer Michael Wittmann, Normandy, June 1944 "112″, 1.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101, Normandy, June 1944 "211″, 2.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.102, Normandy, June 1944 "300″, 505 sPzAbt., Lt. Roder, Poland, Summer 1944 "301″, 505 sPzAbt., Poland, Summer 1944 "312″, 505 sPzAbt., Poland, Summer 1944 "221″, 2.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101, Normandy, June 1944 "221″, 2.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.102, Hauptsturmfuhrer Endemann, Normandy, June 1944 "A12″, 9.Kompanie, PzRgt., Panzer Grenadier Division "Grosdeutschland", Eastern Front, September 1944 "913″, 9.Kompanie, Panzer Grenadier Division "Totenkopf", Poland, Summer 1944 "211″, 504 sSSPzAbt., Italy, June 1944 More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£7.20
Techmod - TM35005 - 1:35	Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger Ausf.E Early Production. Markings for 10 Tigers in various camouflage schemes in Russia and Tunisia 1943 Camouflage & markings versions "312″, 502 sPzAbt., Russia, September 1943 "334″, 503 sPzAbt., Russia, July 1943 "1311″, sPzKp of SS-PzRgt.1, Panzer Grenadier Division "LSSAH", Kursk, July 1943 "311″, 502 sPzAbt., Russia, September 1943 "111″, 501 sPzAbt., Tunisia, December 1943 "112″, 501 sPzAbt., Tunisia, December 1943 "222″, 503 sPzAbt., Russia, January 1943 "S02″, sPzKp of SS-PzRgt.2, Panzer Grenadier Division "Das Reich", Kursk, July 1943 "S24″, sPzKp of SS-PzRgt.2, Panzer Grenadier Division "Das Reich", Kursk, July 1943 "131″, 504 sPzAbt., Tunisia, April 1943 More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£7.20
Techmod - TM35006 - 1:35	Pz.Kpfw.VI Tiger Ausf.E Mid Production variant. Numbers, badges, names etc. for 12 Tigers in a wide variety of camouflage schemes in Russia, Italy, Normandy etc 1943-44. amouflage & markings versions "3a�é-�, 508 sPzAbt., Roma, March 1944 "301a�é-�, sPzAbt.501; Russia, February 1944 "A", sPzAbt.507; Tarnopol area, April 1944 "331a�é-�, 3.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101, Normandy, June 1944 "131a�é-�, 1.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101; Normandy, June 1944 "11a�é-�, sPzAbt.506; Ukraine, Winter 1943-1944 "112a�é-�, sPzAbt.508; Anzio-Nettuno, April 1944 "5a�é-�, sPzAbt.506; Ukraine, Winter 1943-1944 "313a�é-�, 3.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101; Belgium, January 1944 "333a�é-�, 3.Kompanie sSSPzAbt.101; Belgium, January 1944 "233a�é-�, sPzAbt.501; Russia, February 1944 More	Military vehicle decals	Catalogue	£7.20

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