Rye Field Model 5159 – 1/35 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version
60,00€
The Rye Field Model 5159 – 1/35 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version is a detailed plastic model kit featuring a WWII German Tiger II heavy tank with full interior, clear parts, 3D printed parts, metal barrel, photo-etched parts, and decals, ideal for advanced armor modeling and technical display builds.
What’s Included:
- Plastic model kit to build a 1/35 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version Rye field model.
- Scale plastic kit include 3d print parts, metal barrel, photo-etch parts and decals.
- Model to be assembled and painted. Glue and paint not supplied.
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Safety and compliance: Warning! This is not a toy. Not suitable for children under 8 years. To be used under adult supervision.
The Rye Field Model 5159 – 1/35 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version is a premium scale plastic model kit designed for builders who want to explore the complex structure of the WWII German Tiger II heavy tank inside and out.
Historical Context & Theme
The King Tiger, officially known as the Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. B or Tiger II, was one of the heaviest and most technically ambitious armored vehicles fielded by Germany during World War II. Developed as a successor to the Tiger I, it combined thick armor, a powerful long-barreled 8.8 cm gun, and a large, angular hull and turret design.
Although impressive in appearance and firepower, the King Tiger was also a demanding machine. Its weight, fuel consumption, mechanical complexity, and production requirements made it difficult to operate and maintain under wartime conditions. This contrast between engineering ambition and practical limitation makes the vehicle a fascinating subject for historical modelers.
The Rye Field Model 5159 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version is especially interesting because it does not focus only on the external silhouette. It allows the builder to represent the internal layout of the tank, including the kind of mechanical and crew-space complexity that normally remains hidden inside a closed vehicle.
The clear version adds another layer of display value, making it possible to show the relationship between exterior armor and interior construction in a visually striking way.
Figure / Vehicle Details & Realism
This 1/35 scale kit is designed as a full interior model, making it far more involved than a standard exterior-only armor kit. The subject includes the characteristic King Tiger hull, turret, suspension, tracks, gun system, and internal vehicle structure.
The clear version is particularly useful for modelers who want to display internal detail without completely hiding it behind painted armor plates. Clear parts can be used creatively to reveal selected areas of the model, creating a technical museum-style presentation or a cutaway-inspired display.
The kit includes 3D printed parts, a metal barrel, photo-etched parts, and decals. These additions give the model extra refinement, especially in areas where sharp detail, thin components, or precise finishing are important. The metal barrel improves the appearance of the main gun, while photo-etch parts add finesse to smaller details.
Because the model includes a full interior, it offers many painting opportunities: engine compartment tones, transmission and mechanical areas, ammunition storage, crew compartment surfaces, turret interior, worn floors, metal edges, and maintenance wear. It is a kit that rewards patience, planning, and careful sub-assembly painting.
Diorama & Display Use
The Rye Field Model 5159 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version can be displayed in several different ways. A clean technical build can emphasize the engineering and internal structure of the tank, making it ideal for a museum-style presentation. A more weathered finish can show the vehicle as an operational machine, with worn tracks, dusty surfaces, chipped paint, exhaust staining, and field grime.
The clear parts open up creative display possibilities. Modelers can leave selected panels transparent, paint some exterior sections normally, or create a hybrid finish that shows both the armored exterior and the detailed interior. This makes the kit especially suitable for display cabinets, competition tables, and educational armored vehicle presentations.
For diorama use, the model could be placed in a workshop, maintenance area, assembly scene, abandoned battlefield setting, or late-war defensive position. Tools, fuel drums, track links, crates, mechanics, crew figures, or damaged groundwork can all strengthen the scene.
Because of the full interior, this kit can also be displayed with hatches open, showing the effort invested inside the vehicle as well as outside.
Material & Customization
This is an unassembled and unpainted 1/35 scale plastic model kit. Glue and paint are not included.
The kit includes plastic parts, clear parts, 3D printed parts, a metal barrel, photo-etched parts, and decals. These materials give builders a strong foundation for a highly detailed project straight from the box.
Customization potential is excellent. Builders can choose how much of the clear armor to leave visible, how heavily to weather the exterior, and how much attention to give to the interior finish. The model can be built as a clean technical showcase, a realistic battlefield vehicle, or a partial cutaway-style display.
Advanced builders can add extra wiring, stowage, crew equipment, ammunition details, weathering products, pigments, and aftermarket accessories to further personalize the model.
Who It’s For
The Rye Field Model 5159 King Tiger Full Interior / Clear Version is designed for experienced armor modelers, WWII vehicle collectors, competition builders, and hobbyists who enjoy complex full interior kits.
It is especially suited to modelers who like large German armor subjects, clear-version display models, detailed interiors, photo-etched parts, metal barrels, 3D printed details, and advanced painting and weathering projects.
| Poids | 0,8 kg |
|---|---|
| Scale | 1/35 |
| Country | Germany |
| Material | Plastic |
| Period | WW2 |
| Brand | Rye Field Model |
