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    September 06

    Hobby Master 1/48 King Tiger Review HG0106, HG0107, HG0108

    From the Hobby Master's Ground Power Series is this German King Tiger with a Henschel turret of sSSPzAbt 501 in the Battle of Bulge, Ardennes, 1944 (HG0106).

    The King Tiger, the most formidable Heavy Tank of Germany, made its debut on the WWII in 1944. The first 50 tanks produced had Porsche turrets. Subsequent tanks were equipped with the Henschel turret. Weighed 69.8 tons, it was armed with a 71-caliber 88mm main gun that had enough power to penetrate 150mm thick armor from 2000 meters away. Its hitting power was unmatched in WWII. For protection, the chassis front armor was 100mm-150mm thick with 80mm thick rear and side armor.

    Other Details:

    • Authentic Detailing
    • Pre-Painted and Markings Pre-Applied
    • Fully Assembled
    • Die-Cast Model
    • True to Scale (1:48)
    • Size: 152 x 72 x 64 mm ( 6.0 x 2.7 x 2.3 inch )

    Others:
    The site Hobby Master Diecast Models (http://www.aplusmodel.com) has a very attractive price, the 1/48 King Tiger Tank is priced at $24.99 (HG0106, HG0107, HG0108). This is almost the lowest price I can find on the web. Their products are available more than 1 month earlier than other sellers. It also has a good scheme for resellers or distributors. Highly recommended.

     References:

    Hobby Master Diecast Model
    Hobby Master 1/48 King Tiger Tank
    Hobby Master Diecast Models
    Hobby Master Ground Power Series Tanks
    Hobby Master Tech Power Series RC Tanks
    Hobby Master Air Power Series Warplane Models
    Hobby Master Diecast Review

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