The first version of the German heavy tank destroyer was named Ferdinand after its designer Ferdinand Porsche. The 1:28 scale block model of this very famous vehicle from the Second World War was designed from 1,268 elements and is 28.5 cm long. The blocks and the figure contain high-quality prints. You will look in vain for stickers here. The model's functions include: a removable replica of the engine made from clamping blocks, working chain traction, a cannon that can be moved vertically and horizontally, replica interior elements and hatches that can be opened. The set also includes a detailed figure of the vehicle commander with accessories such as binoculars and headphones. The entire set is complemented by a sign with the vehicle name printed on it. A detailed and very large model of a heavy tank destroyer is a must for collectors and history buffs.

The Panzerjäger Tiger (P) Ferdinand was a German heavy tank destroyer used in the Second World War. It was constructed on the chassis of the Tiger I tank. Series production began in 1943 and Ferdinands took part in battles on the Eastern Front, including the Battle of Kursk. The tank destroyers were armed with the powerful 88 mm PaK 43/2 L/71 anti-tank gun, which made them effective against almost all enemy vehicles. Thick armour provided good protection for the vehicle. Despite its impressive statistics, Ferdinand also had some disadvantages. These included limited mobility and breakdowns. After the Battle of Kursk, many of these vehicles were modernised and used in subsequent phases of the war. The Panzerjägertiger (P) Ferdinand was one of the most powerful German vehicles to appear on the battlefield during the Second World War. However, its role in the war was limited due to the low production of this model....