Suyata NO-006 Ustar Tiger I Early Production Full Interior Kursk 1/48 – Plastic tank model with full interior

Suyata NO-006 Ustar Tiger I Early Production Full Interior Kursk 1/48 is an advanced plastic model kit that is an extremely detailed replica of the German heavy tank Tiger I in its early production version, used during the Battle of Kursk in 1943. This model was designed for experienced modelers who appreciate both authenticity and intricate detail in recreating every element of the vehicle, including a fully detailed interior.

The 1/48 scale provides an excellent balance between accuracy and size – perfect for building, painting, and displaying in a military model collection. The model is made from high-quality plastic for durability and ease of assembly. The kit includes a set of photo-etched parts, allowing for recreation of the finest details such as grills and handles, as well as clear plastic parts simulating periscope and vision system optics.

• Scale: 1/48
• Country of use: Nazi Germany
• Period of use: World War II, Battle of Kursk (1943)
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic, photo-etched details
• Full interior representation: driver's compartment, driver/mechanic's station, turret with KwK 36 L/56 gun
• Detailed parts: engine, transmission, ammunition, crew positions
• Glue and paints not included

The Tiger I tank was one of the most recognizable and formidable armored vehicles of World War II, renowned for its powerful armament and armor. It achieved its battle fame, among other places, during the Battle of Kursk, the largest armored engagement in history, where it played a significant role in German armored offensives.

The Suyata NO-006 Ustar Tiger I model is especially recommended for advanced military modelers and collectors who wish to build a realistic replica of a historic vehicle with the option to display both its exterior shape and interior. The wealth of details, excellent component quality, and photo-etched additions make this model a unique challenge and a very rewarding project.
Assembly difficulty level: 4/5