1/16 Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger I Ausf. E - RC Full Option Kit

Tamiya 1/16 Pz.Kpfw. VI Tiger I Ausf. E - RC Full Option Kit

1/16 scale RC-Model-Kit of the german Panzerkampfwagen TIGER Ausf. E. The Full-Option Kit of the Tiger I includes a Tamiya DMD T-03 (Digital Twin Motor Differential Control Unit) and DMD MF-01 (Multi-Function Unit for Sound and Light-Effects). The inner lower-chassis is made from aluminum, sprocket and idler-wheels are made from zinc die-cast. 

About the Model:
- Model Kit of the Tiger I Ausf. E - early production variant in 1:16 scale
- Lower chassis made from PS with aluminum inner-chassis
- Movable suspension system with torsion bars, just like the original tank
- Sprocket and idler-wheels made from zinc die-cast
- Road wheels with realistic rubber (like the original tank)
- Movable single-link track (pre-assembled)
- Track tensioner
- Includes DMD T-03
- Includes MF-01
- Includes speaker, flash unit and LED for front MG
- Includes turret rotation unit, gun elevation unit and gun recoil unit
- Includes two gear boxes (left and right)
- Gear Boxes with Motor Type 380, Gear Ratio 59.77:1
- Sound recorded from an original  Maybach HL230 P30 / P45 from Tiger B. in Tankmuseum Saumur, France
- Tank commander figure included (torso - unpainted and unassambled)
- Abziehbilder for three different Tigers are included:
  Tiger 332 or 331 - 503 schwere Panzerabteilung, HQ, Russia Summer 1943
  Tiger S33 or S32 - Panzer Regiment 2, Russia Summer 1943
  Tiger 214 or 213 - 505 schwere Panzerabteilung, Russia Summer 1943

RC-Functions of the Tiger:*
- Propotional forward- and backward
- Propotional left and right steering
- Engine sound from Original Maybach 12 cylinder Engine
- Two Engine start sounds, electric starter and inertia starter
- Propotional gun elevation
- Propotional turret rotation (360°)
- Main gun firing with sound, flash and recoil
- MG-Firing with sound and LED flash

Size and weight of the model:
- Length 53,0 cm
- Width 23,2 cm
- Height 18,8 cm
- Weight ca. 4,1 kg

*For RC-operation a 4-channel transmitter and receiver with analog trim is required. You also need two 7,2 Volt Racing Packs (or one by use of an Y-Cable).