Hobby Boss 84558 Pz.Kpfw.VI Sd.Kfz.182 Tiger II Porsche Early Production Fgst.Nr.280009 1/35 is a high-quality plastic tank model kit, faithfully replicating one of the most interesting German armored designs of World War II. The set represents the early version of the famous Tiger II with a Porsche-type turret mounted on the Henschel chassis. This model is intended for experienced military modelers who expect an extraordinary level of detail and technical challenges during assembly.

• Scale: 1/35 – recommended for collections of leading military model manufacturers and historical dioramas.
• User country: Germany (Third Reich).
• Service period: World War II; vehicles with the Porsche turret saw action mainly in 1944 on both the Eastern and Western fronts, for example near Caen during Operation Overlord.
• Material: High-quality plastic – over 1500 injection-molded parts, including 2 photo-etched elements, individual track links and details recreating the zimmerit anti-mine coating.
• Extras: Photo-etched parts facilitate realistic finishing; separately molded tracks for maximum realism. No metal or resin parts included.
• Assembled dimensions: Length: 292.3 mm, Width: 107.3 mm.
• Category: 1/35 scale plastic tank model kit.
• Number of parts: Over 1500 parts, 29 sprues + hull, turret, upper and lower hull components, and photo-etched accessories.
• Manufacturer: Hobby Boss (catalog number: 84558).
• Recommended for: Advanced military modelers (difficulty level: 4/5) seeking a historically accurate and highly detailed model for collection, dioramas or competition display.

Hobby Boss Tiger II Porsche Early Production 1/35 model is a unique opportunity to recreate one of the most distinctive tanks of World War II with attention to the finest detail. The high part count, realistic tracks, zimmerit finish and photo-etched details ensure many hours of satisfying work, making this kit a challenge even for the most demanding enthusiasts of German armored vehicles. The Porsche turret version, combat-used by Germany in 1944, is a one-of-a-kind exhibit in any World War II-themed model collection.