The RC tank Tiger H1 is an iconic tank of World War II. It became one of the most significant and successful tanks of the war. The history of the Tiger I dates back to 1942 when it was developed as a response to Germany’s need to enhance its defensive capabilities against formidable enemy tanks, particularly the Soviet KV-1 and T-34 tanks.
The Tiger I was characterized by its high firepower and strong armor, enabling it to survive on the battlefield against Allied tanks. Additionally, it featured a highly accurate and effective 88mm Kw.K.36 L/56 cannon, allowing it to destroy enemy tanks with great efficiency at long distances.
The Tiger I became a key combat tank in Germany’s defense and saw action in many battles such as Kursk, Normandy, and the Ardennes. Its ability to penetrate enemy defensive lines and destroy fortified positions posed significant challenges for Allied forces.
After the war, the Tiger I was examined by the Allied powers, and its technology influenced the development of future tanks. Despite its demanding production and operational requirements, its strength and effectiveness placed it among the most respected tanks of World War II.
Today, the Tiger I is regarded as a historically iconic tank, and its significance in shaping armored warfare is still acknowledged.
More information about the history of the tank can be found here: History
Main characteristics of this model:
- Scale 1:16
- Very high details
- Silent and strong gearboxes
- Cannon recoil (optional)
- Separately printable wheels and “tires” (etc. for FLEX filament)
- Own adjustable and precise torsion suspension system (90 % of the parts are printed)
- Detailed English and Czech version of building guide (preview available below)
- Compatible with most standard 3D printers
Recomended materials: PETG, ABS, ASA, PLA, FLEX
Minimal bed size: 180 x 180 mm
File format: STL
Preview of the public section of the model building guide (PDF):
English version Česká verze
NOTE: This product includes digital files RC tank Tiger H1 for 3D printing purposes only. The 3D printer and materials are not included. Recommended for experienced hobbyists and individuals with access to a 3D printer.
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