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TAMIYA 21003 1/35 German Tiger I Early Production Masterwork Finished Tank Rare!
Description■About This Items
The model recreates the famous German Tiger I heavy tank in its early production configuration. It is professionally assembled and painted in German Gray, with markings representing a vehicle from the 503rd Heavy Panzer Battalion.
Product Features:
- Brand: TAMIYA
- Item No.: 21003
- Series: Masterwork Collection
- Scale: 1/35
- German Tiger I Early Production
- Fully assembled and painted display model
- Metal track specification
- Aluminum gun barrel
- German Gray finish
- 503rd Heavy Panzer Battalion markings
- Commander’s hatch can be displayed open or closed
- Detailed early-production Tiger I features
- Finished length: approx. 241.5 mm / 9.5 in
The product was originally released in July 2003.
Please carefully check all photos for the exact condition and included accessories.
Only the items shown in the photos are included.
This item is intended for adult collectors.
Quality Assurance:
The model will be carefully inspected again before shipment and securely packed with protective materials to minimize the risk of damage during international shipping.
- All of these items are authentic.
- Please contact us if you have any questions.
■Appearance
- Used
- Good Condition
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PaymentWe usually ship within 5-10 business days of receiving cleared payment.Shipping
- We ship using FedEx, DHL and Japan Post.
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