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Description:: German WWII Tiger I Early with Zimmerit Gruppe Fehrmann
Gruppe Fehrmann was a temporary German armoured unit formed during the final stages of World War II. It was composed primarily of Tiger and Panther tanks, drawn from the Bergen training ground, led by Oberleutnant Rudolf Fehrmann.
Hatches can be fitted open or closed. Link & length tracks. Metal barrel, photo-etch & clear parts included. Choice of 2 markings.
Manufacturer:: Takom
Code Number:: TAK02202
Scale:: 1:35
Item type:: Military vehicle kits (injection)
Price:: £51.99 (Put this on Backorder and save 10%!)
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