Tiger 1 Mid Version Metal Edition
The Tiger 1 Mid Version Metal Edition tank is available as an airsoft BB model only and is RTR out of the box. This tank features our all-new airsoft servo barrel recoil system, which better simulates actual firing. The tank showcases a striking three-tone paint scheme, enhancing its battlefield authenticity.
Constructed with a robust metal chassis, this Tiger 1 model includes metal drive wheels, metal road wheels with rubber tires, metal caterpillar tracks, metal suspension arms, and a torsion bar suspension system. Other metal components include track tension adjusters, idler wheel arms, gun barrel, gun muzzle, tow hooks, hatches, turret, and LED headlights. The tank is equipped with our latest V2 ball-bearing steel gearboxes with 390 motors (Steel, 4:1, H/L, 48mm shaft, Bearings), ensuring excellent performance.
Included in the package are an accessory kit, a 2000mAh NIMH battery and charger, an LED machine gun, a smoke unit, a speaker, a recoil system, and a 2.4 GHz V2 transmitter. The tank also features our latest V3 electronics with a sound card and an easy-access hull latch for added convenience.
Manual
Compatibility and Customization
Since this model uses our V3 electronics, you can also use your own 6-channel PWM-capable hobby-grade transmitter and receiver with this tank. Just follow the instructions in the manual on how to set it up! Most brands are compatible, (Spektrum: make sure you use a 5V receiver!). TBS Crossfire, FRSky, FlySky, Futaba, JR, etc., have all been reported to work perfectly with minimal to no setup.
Historical Significance
The Tiger I tank, first introduced in 1942, quickly gained a reputation for its formidable firepower and armor. Its 88mm gun could destroy most Allied tanks at long range, making it a fearsome presence on the battlefield. One notable encounter occurred during the Battle of Kursk in 1943, where Tiger I tanks played a crucial role in the largest tank battle in history. Despite being outnumbered, their superior firepower and armor allowed them to hold off Soviet forces effectively.
Another significant moment for the Tiger I was its involvement in the Battle of El Alamein in 1942. Although the Germans faced a setback in this battle, the presence of Tiger tanks was still intimidating to Allied troops. Stories from soldiers describe the awe and fear elicited by the Tiger I's massive silhouette on the horizon, with many recounting how a single Tiger could turn the tide of a skirmish.
Despite its legendary status, the Tiger I was not without flaws. Its mechanical issues and high fuel consumption often hampered its effectiveness. Nevertheless, its design and capabilities influenced tank development for years to come, making it a symbol of armored warfare during World War II.
Features:
Features: | Includes: |
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Gearboxes - V2 Steel w/ 390 Motors (4:1, High/Low, 48mm) | 1/16th Scale Taigen Tank |
Firing Unit Types - Airsoft Barrel Recoil Only | 2.4GHz Transmitter |
Turret - Metal Turret with Metal Barrel | V3 Taigen Electronics |
Upper Hull - Plastic | 7.2V 2000mAh NIMH Battery |
Lower Chassis - Metal & Plastic Tub | 7.2V Wall Charger |
Drive & Idler Wheels - Metal w/ Bearings | Accessory Kit w/ Smoke Fluid |
Road Wheels - Metal w/ Rubber Tires | Machine Gun & Sound Unit |
Track - Metal Caterpillar Tracks | Recoil System |
Suspension - Torsion Bar | LED Headlights |