Dragon 7246 SdKfz.182 KingTiger (1/72)

Dragon 7246 SdKfz.182 KingTiger (1/72) – Plastic Tank Model Kit

Dragon 7246 SdKfz.182 KingTiger in 1:72 scale is a precisely reproduced plastic model of the heavy Tiger II tank, also known as the King Tiger or Königstiger. Offered by the renowned Dragon brand, this kit belongs to the category of assembly plastic models and is perfect both for intermediate and advanced modellers interested in World War II military subjects.

Historical and Technical Information

• Model: SdKfz.182 KingTiger (Tiger II)
• Scale: 1:72
• Country of use: Third Reich (Germany)
• Historical period: World War II (1944-1945)
• Operational history: The Tiger II was mainly used on the Eastern Front, in Normandy, during the Ardennes Offensive, and in the battles for Berlin. It offered armoured protection and tremendous firepower, becoming one of the most recognisable and respected armoured vehicles of World War II.

Dragon 7246 Model Specification

• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• Kit contents: Accurately reproduced turret, hull, realistic segment tracks, and detailed surface features
• Extras: The kit does not include paints or glue; assembly and painting are required
• Casting quality: Very good fit typical for Dragon products, minimal ejector pin marks, sharply defined armour and weapon details
• Personalisation options: The model can be enhanced with aftermarket photo-etched parts or decals to represent specific armoured units from World War II

Who do we recommend this model for?

• The Dragon 7246 SdKfz.182 KingTiger (1/72) kit is recommended both for enthusiasts of German armoured vehicles and for modellers interested in recreating World War II battle dioramas.
• It's an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modellers—we rate the difficulty level as 3/5.
• This build requires precision and the skill to work with small parts.

By purchasing the Dragon 7246 SdKfz.182 KingTiger in 1:72 scale, you receive a highly detailed plastic model kit, perfect for depicting a vehicle in a historical setting. It's a great way to expand your collection of armoured models and develop your modelling skills.