Rye Field Model 2053 Tiger I Late Production - Upgrade Solution 1/35

Rye Field Model 2053 Tiger I Late Production - Upgrade Solution 1/35 is a high-quality upgrade set dedicated to the famous German Tiger I tank in its late production version, in 1/35 scale. This product is a unique addition created especially for the most demanding modelers who want to take their miniature to the highest level of realism and detail.

The package includes precise photo-etched and resin parts, allowing for advanced correction and completion of details omitted by standard plastic injection technology. As a result, the Tiger I Late Production model gains new visual qualities – fine meshes, handles, mounting elements, and intricate hull and turret details become remarkably realistic. The set also includes a clear instruction manual to facilitate the correct assembly of all parts.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly reflects the original proportions of the Tiger I tank.
• Intended use: Germany – the Tiger I was used by the Wehrmacht during WWII on all fronts, in the period 1942–1945.
• Manufacture: Top-quality brass photo-etched plates and cast resin components.
• Historical period: World War II, final years of the conflict, mainly 1944–1945.
• Additional equipment: Small elements enhancing authenticity, such as tool details, buckles, hooks, or interior details.
• Category: Upgrade set for plastic scale models (aftermarket upgrade set).

The product does not include glue or paints – it is a complementary set that allows for self-interpretation and personalization of your Tiger I model. The Upgrade Solution from Rye Field Model is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who expect precision, excellent quality, and faithful reproduction of historical vehicle details.

The set requires experience with photo-etched and resin parts, thus the difficulty level is rated 4/5. Anyone wishing to make their model stand out in an exhibition or competition will find in this product the perfect way to achieve a spectacular final result, resulting in museum-level realism of the Tiger I Late Production replica.