Dragon 7210 Demolition Tiger w/Zimmerit (1/72) – plastic model kit

The Dragon 7210 Demolition Tiger w/Zimmerit in 1/72 scale is a high-quality plastic model of the German heavy tank Tiger I, specially adapted for engineer and demolition tasks during World War II. This unique set from Dragon stands out for its authentic recreation of the Zimmerit texture – an anti-magnetic coating applied to German armored vehicles from 1943 onwards to protect them against magnetic mines. Dragon is traditionally renowned for top-tier molds, ensuring this model maintains historical accuracy both in structural details and in the specific add-ons used on real vehicles of this type.

• Model scale: 1/72 – ideal for collections and expanding historical dioramas
• Tank: Tiger I Demolition – a special version designed for engineering missions, primarily used by Germany
• User country: Third Reich, Germany
• Historical period: World War II, 1943-1945
• Replica with authentic Zimmerit texture, unique to selected Tiger models
• Made from high-quality plastic, suitable for precise painting and detailing
• The kit features faithfully reproduced components, including the turret, cannon, hull, and details such as engineering tools
• Does not include paints or glue, intended for modelers who value the option of personal finishing
• Category: plastic model kit

The Demolition Tiger was used on both the Eastern and Western fronts, for example during fortification breaches and bunker destruction. This Dragon set offers a version with specific Zimmerit coating, allowing builders to create an accurate miniature of late-war vehicles. With clearly detailed features such as locks, hatches, additional tools, and engineering parts, this model will satisfy advanced modelers and military history enthusiasts alike.

This product is recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers who are looking for an interesting challenge and want to explore lesser-known aspects of German WWII military technology. We rate the construction difficulty at 3/5 – the model requires precision, but thanks to high-quality components, assembly is satisfying and the final result is spectacular when finished correctly.