Star Decals 72-A1159 Grossdeutschland Tigers. 1943-44. Tiger I Early, Mid and Late production 1/72 is a professional decal set dedicated to historical military modeling enthusiasts. This product is designed for Tiger I tank models in the popular 1/72 scale, allowing for precise reproduction of authentic markings used by the famed German Grossdeutschland Division in 1943-1944 during World War II.

The decals include variants for Tiger I tanks from various production batches: early, mid, and late. This allows modelers to prepare diverse versions of the vehicle while maintaining historical accuracy and realism. The Grossdeutschland Division was one of the elite units of the Heer Wehrmacht, fighting primarily on the Eastern Front, including the Kharkov operation and the Battle of Kursk, where Tiger I tanks played a key role in armored operations. The period covered by this decal set marks the late years of the conflict, specifically 1943-1944.

• Scale: 1/72
• Historical period: World War II (1943-1944), Eastern Front
• Country of use: Third Reich, Germany
• Dedicated vehicle: Tiger I Early, Mid and Late production
• Material: high-quality water slide decal
• Manufacturer: Star Decals (Sweden)
• Product type: model decal

Star Decals is a renowned manufacturer of model decals, known for precise prints and ease of application even on the smallest details. The 72-A1159 set allows for the recreation of detailed insignia and tactical numbers found in original photographic archives. The water decal application process delivers a highly realistic visual effect, conforming perfectly to fine curves and model details. The product does not include any plastic, resin, or metal parts – the set consists solely of decals for plastic models.

The recommended difficulty level for application is 2/5 – even beginner modelers will have no trouble applying the decals, while advanced hobbyists will appreciate the historical accuracy and variety of options. It is an excellent addition for both collectors and military history enthusiasts seeking to create a realistic model of the Grossdeutschland Division’s Tiger I.