Border Model BT-014 Tiger I Initial Production s.Pz.Abt.502 Leningrad Region 1942/43 Winter 1/35

Border Model BT-014 Tiger I Initial Production s.Pz.Abt.502 Leningrad Region 1942/43 Winter is a high-quality plastic model tank kit in 1/35 scale, faithfully reproducing one of the most recognizable combat vehicles of World War II. This special set from the renowned manufacturer Border Model represents the initial production versions of the Tiger I tank, which were used by the German schwere Panzerabteilung 502 during the harsh winter in the Leningrad region in 1942–1943.

Historical Background:
The Tiger I was one of the most famous tanks of the Wehrmacht, introduced to frontline service on the Eastern Front in late 1942. The s.Pz.Abt.502 unit was the first to receive these modern, heavily armored vehicles for combat in the Leningrad region. These vehicles took part in efforts to break the Soviet blockade of the city, as well as in numerous offensive and defensive engagements.

• Scale: 1/35
• User Country: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical Period: World War II (1942–1943)
• Location of Use: Eastern Front, Leningrad region (now St. Petersburg, Russia)

Kit Features:
The model is made of high-quality plastic, which guarantees excellent detail and precise reproduction of the original elements, including armor texture, track layout, and characteristic details of winter camouflage. The set does not include glue or paints, allowing you to choose your favorite products according to your own preferences.

• Highly detailed plastic sprues
• Parts to recreate the winter version of the tank
• Elements dedicated to the initial version, characteristic of the first Tigers sent into battle

Build Difficulty Level: 4/5 – Product recommended for advanced modelers, armor enthusiasts, and all who appreciate the highest level of detail and historical authenticity in World War II tank models.

The Border Model BT-014 set is a must-have for every military and German armored vehicle enthusiast. Its precision and included content allow for the creation of a realistic replica of the Tiger I tank, ideal for dioramas depicting the battles around Leningrad during the harsh winter months of the war.