The Border Model TK7203 Tiger I – VI Ausf. E – Early of the Das Reich Division is a finely detailed 1:72 scale plastic model kit that captures the power and presence of one of World War II’s most legendary tanks. This early production Tiger I represents the version used by the German Das Reich Division during the Battle of Kursk – one of the defining armored clashes of the war.
Powered by a 700 HP Maybach HL230 engine and armed with the deadly 88 mm KwK 36 L/56 gun, the Tiger I set new standards for battlefield dominance. Its thick armor and devastating firepower made it a formidable opponent on both the Eastern and Western Fronts. Border Model has recreated this historic machine in exquisite detail, featuring accurate early-production characteristics such as S-Mine mounts, finely molded parts, and optional configurations for exhaust and hatches.
The TK7203 kit is designed with precision using modern molding and 3D printing techniques to ensure crisp, realistic details. Hatches can be built open or closed, and the crawler tracks are designed for easy assembly and lifelike appearance. As a first-production bonus, the kit includes a metal gun barrel and muzzle brake – a special collector’s feature.
At Most-Models.com, you’ll find this detailed Border Model Tiger I with fast delivery and excellent customer service. Whether you’re an experienced modeler or just starting out, this kit offers a rewarding build and a striking addition to your collection.
Features:
– Scale 1:72
– Item number TK7203
– Early production Tiger I (Das Reich Division)
– 3D-printed S-Mine mounts for superior realism
– Split crawler tracks for accurate assembly
– Selectable exhaust and hatch positions
– Metal gun barrel and muzzle brake (first release only)
– Highly detailed molding and fine surface texture
– Perfect for dioramas or standalone display
– Precision-engineered with modern 3D design
– Specifications may change without prior notice
Order the Border Model TK7203 Tiger I Early Das Reich today from Most-Models.com and experience the thrill of building one of history’s most powerful tanks in stunning miniature detail.
