Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
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Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 2
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 2
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 2
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 2
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
    Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 2
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 3
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 4
Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 – Bild 5

Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35

The Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 in 1/35 scale is a unique proposition for demanding modellers, enthusiasts of armoured history, and collectors. This meticulously designed plastic model kit depicts the famous German Tiger I tank in its early production version from early 1943, introducing a range of improvements over previous editions, especially in the area of interior detail (fully detailed "Full Interior Updated Version").

Historical Background and Application

The Tiger I tank was one of the most recognisable German armoured vehicles of World War II. Serial production began in August 1942, and the early version (Initial/Early Production) was used by elite German armoured units—including Waffen-SS and Wehrmacht—on the Eastern Front, in North Africa, and during the Battle of Kursk. Key features of the early "Tigers," such as the vertical side skirts (Schürzen) and distinctive running gear, made the tank a formidable presence on the battlefield and it continues to fascinate historians and modellers alike.

Exceptional Attention to Detail

  • The model features a fully detailed interior: fighting compartment, turret, crew positions, and ammunition with a precisely rendered loading system.
  • Realistic engine compartment: includes a detailed Maybach HL230 engine, cooling system, transmission, and associated mechanical details.
  • Additional, updated interior elements, incorporating historically accurate wiring and mechanical details.
  • The set is based on high-quality plastic sprues that ensure excellent fit and are free of flash.
  • Rotating turret, movable tracks, opening hatches, and new options for opening covers provide rich display possibilities.
  • Decals allow you to apply markings for various historical units.

Who Is This Kit For?

Tiger I Early Production in this edition is aimed at advanced modellers—with a difficulty level rated at 5/5. The abundance of parts, comprehensive interior, and innovative technical solutions require experience and patience, but the final result will delight even the most demanding collectors and diorama enthusiasts. This product is recommended for anyone who wants a precise replica of the legendary German Tiger for their collection—whether as a display model or as part of a larger historical scene.

Product Category

Plastic model kit with full interior, in 1/35 scale, offering options for customization and an advanced assembly manual.

Maßstab
1/35

Was bedeutet der Maßstab des Modells?

Eine Modellmaßstabsangabe, z. B. 1:30, bedeutet, dass das Modell 30-mal kleiner ist als das Original. Der Maßstab gibt die Proportionen an, nicht die Auflösung oder Detailgenauigkeit. Modelle mit einer niedrigeren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:48, 1:32) sind größer und detailreicher. Modelle mit einer höheren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) sind kleiner – ideal für Sammlungen, Dioramen oder die gemeinsame Präsentation mehrerer Modelle.
Hersteller
Rye Field Model
EAN
4897062622099
Herstellercode
5131
Produktgewicht
1.65 kg

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Modell Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35 Hersteller: - Name: Ryefield Model - Adresse: Marble Road North Point 41-47, Hongkong, China - Kontakt: support@ryefield-model.com Verantwortliche Stelle: - Name: NETMARKET SP Z O O - Adresse: Czereśniowa 140/4, 02-456 Warschau, Polen - Kontakt: netmarket@netmarket.pl
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Rye Field Model 5131 Tiger I Initial Production Early 1943 w/ Full Interior Updated Version 1/35

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Maßstab
1/35

Was bedeutet der Maßstab des Modells?

Eine Modellmaßstabsangabe, z. B. 1:30, bedeutet, dass das Modell 30-mal kleiner ist als das Original. Der Maßstab gibt die Proportionen an, nicht die Auflösung oder Detailgenauigkeit. Modelle mit einer niedrigeren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:48, 1:32) sind größer und detailreicher. Modelle mit einer höheren Doppelpunktzahl (z. B. 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) sind kleiner – ideal für Sammlungen, Dioramen oder die gemeinsame Präsentation mehrerer Modelle.
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Hersteller
Rye Field Model
Herstellercode
5131
Produktgewicht
1.65 kg
EAN
4897062622099