1/48 Tiger I Initial Prod. 501s Africa

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1/48 Tiger I Initial Prod. 501s Africa
Code: TAM26525 Series: Military Miniature Collection

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

4,900

About $53.18 USD; €36.23 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

57.31	Canadian Dollar
32.85	United Kingdom Pound
203.85	Argentina Pesos
61.44	Australian Dollars
96.61	Brazil Reais
412.18	Hong Kong Dollar
516,332.98	Indonesian Rupiah
185.11	Malaysian Ringgit
711.52	Mexican Pesos
75.24	N.Z. Dollars
314.04	Norwegian Kroner
2,532.63	Phillipine Pesos
75.38	Singapore Dollars
64,186.53	South Korea Won
367.66	Sweden Krona
54.91	Swiss Francs
1,723.83	Taiwan Dollars
1,793.69	Thailand Baht
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Stock Status:

Out of StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

July 2007

Size/Weight:

23.7 x 15.2 x 11.0 cm/420g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,860 yen, SAL: 880 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
20.19	9.55	US Dollars
13.75	6.51	Euro
21.75	10.29	Canadian Dollar
12.47	5.90	United Kingdom Pound
77.38	36.61	Argentina Pesos
23.32	11.03	Australian Dollars
36.67	17.35	Brazil Reais
156.46	74.02	Hong Kong Dollar
195,995.79	92,729.19	Indonesian Rupiah
70.27	33.24	Malaysian Ringgit
270.09	127.78	Mexican Pesos
28.56	13.51	N.Z. Dollars
119.21	56.40	Norwegian Kroner
961.36	454.84	Phillipine Pesos
28.61	13.54	Singapore Dollars
24,364.68	11,527.38	South Korea Won
139.56	66.03	Sweden Krona
20.84	9.86	Swiss Francs
654.35	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
680.87	322.13	Thailand Baht
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is a plastic military vehicle model. It does not require either cement or paint to complete or use. 17.5cm long.

A beautifully assembled and finished display model from Tamiya. Measuring 145mm long and 77mm wide, this Tiger I initial production model is painted in Afrika Korps colors, with the markings of vehicle #823 of the 8th Company, sPzAbt 501. The model is lightly weathered; there's still room for skilful modelers to add their own weathering.