AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.

 

AMMO by Mig Jiménez is proud to present this new line of plastic kits. The 2 in 1 King Tiger 1945 from AMMO is the first in a range of models devised by Mig Jiménez in collaboration with the prestigious model manufacturer TAKOM, and produced exclusively for AMMO.

 

The model is a special edition kit for collectors and includes two unique versions not available before, featuring two assembly options, new parts, and unique features.

 

March 1945 model

This version incorporated the last improvements that entered production with the turret completed by Wegmann in March 1945:

 

• Deleted ring on the commander´s cupola.

• Simplified rear turret hatch.

• New holders for the spare links model Kgs 73/800/152 (18-tooth drive sprockets).

• Five D-loops welded to the turret sides to help attach foliage as camouflage.

 

The following modifications were added to the hull rear:

 

• Deleted jack and wooden jack block.

• Cooling air louvers on the rear engine deck to replace the large grille openings.

• Two new locks for the driver and assistant driver/hull machine-gunner.

• Internal mechanical changes.