Dominate the tabletop with the most iconic heavy tank of World War II. This Warlord Games Tiger I Ausf. E is a premium 28mm (1/56 scale) plastic model kit, specifically optimized for the tactical demands of Bolt Action: Third Edition (V3) and Achtung Panzer!. Renowned for its impenetrable frontal armor and the devastating 88mm KwK 36 gun, the Tiger I remains the ultimate choice for commanders building a formidable late-war German armored force.
Fully Optimized for Third Edition (V3)
In the current landscape of Bolt Action V3, heavy armor has seen a strategic resurgence. The Tiger I functions as a high-impact heavy tank equipped with a Super-Heavy Anti-Tank gun, capable of neutralizing Allied armor at extreme ranges. This kit captures the imposing presence of the "Panzer VI" with sharp detail and historically grounded proportions, making it the perfect centerpiece for your reinforced platoon.
Kit Features & Contents
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Scale: 28mm (1:56) – The industry standard for historical tabletop wargaming.
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System Compatibility: Fully compatible with Bolt Action V3 and Achtung Panzer! rules.
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Multi-Option Assembly: Includes pintle-mounted MG42 and a highly detailed German tank commander figure.
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Hobby Ready: Includes waterslide decals, assembly guide, and vehicle damage markers.
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In-Game Support: Features an updated V3-compatible vehicle stat card for immediate deployment.
Recommended Paints & Finishes
To achieve a museum-quality finish for your Tiger I, we recommend the following hobby essentials specifically selected for late-war German armor:
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The Base Coat: AK Interactive German Uniform/Vehicle Set – Includes the historically accurate Dunkelgelb (Dark Yellow) base used from 1943 onwards.
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Detailing: The Army Painter Fanatic: Metallics Set – Essential for the tracks, drive sprockets, and pintle-mounted MG42.
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The Finish: AK Interactive Ultra Matte Varnish – The gold standard for removing "decal shine" and providing a rugged, battlefield-ready look.
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Weathering: Krautcover Senics: European Earth – Apply to the tracks and lower hull to simulate the heavy mud of the Eastern Front or Normandy.
