I'm an elementary school teacher, I bought the desert tiger for a kid and his history nerd dad sent me a long thanks letter and some pictures of his son assemblying the tank and messing with it, i just now realized how detailed and superb this model is and how much i screwed it by not keeping it for myself
The side skirts were for dust not protection. There's a books like tiger tracks which is first hand accounts and describe the tank. That's how I know those skirts are for the dust giving away there position. The panzer IV has shirtzen as extra protection later in the war.the north African version is the earliest tigers . The tools are called pioneering tools . Cool tanks
3:27 The "hatch" is actually a pistol port. The real one does not open. 14:28 The narrator wishes that the cupola would rotate, but the real one didn't rotate. It was a genuine problem with the Tiger, that the commander's hatch was always in a specific position, blocking his view. Unfortunately this model doesn't have the right position. The model has pins that fix the cupola angle, but it's wrong. One of his viewing slots should be pointing exactly forwards, and the hatch hinge should be at his 2 o'clock. 4:30 That "box" is actually a solid block that's used to sit the jack on, when you're jacking up the tank. 7:50 FOV have painted the fuel tanks a solid red. That's just wrong. They were made of non-ferrous metal and were not painted at all. Back in the early 1990s an artist painted a Tiger cutaway for a book cover, and he was the first person to depict those tanks as red, and his mistake gets repeated in models and kits as the years go by. He actually consulted with me on his image but didn't send it to me for checking. 7:55 The main fans are not well done. They don't have their blanking plates that would cover the gaps around them. They spin in opposite directions; the real ones were all the same. And they're some distance from their proper position. 10:50 I don't know if you're handling the hatches as FOV intended. The middle, solid rectangle was not a hatch, it was a panel, bolted down. The large grating ahead of it was also bolted down; you could remove it but it was not hinged and it was not linked to the solid panel. Only the rear gratings were hinged to open. You might prop them open if you needed extra airflow, but there are very, very few photos of Tigers doing that. 12:06 The biggest accuracy mistake on the outside of this model, is that large metal-painted C-hook locked into two holders on the left side of the rear wall. Tigers of this era simply didn't have it. They had nothing at all right there. 13:05 A missing segment of skirting is usually damage. It could result in a lot of mud getting thrown up onto your tank. These items were only 5mm thick metal sheeting and were often bent and twisted. 14:00 That little red wheel was actually for the commander to help out in turning the turret! The real one was black, not red.
@@daveybyrden3936It seems like the engine part also has an error here. after I searched it turned out that there are two engine versions of the Tiger I, namely HL210 and HL230. For the HL210 there are 3 air filters while the HL230 only has 2 air filters. But the card says HL210 not HL230..
Thank you so much for making this video i purchased the Kursk Tiger and it arrived today and I can’t take my eyes off and fiddling with it it’s truly a work of art!
They looked more like toys when they're in the box, but they looked less toys after putting them by themselves. Tiger tanks are way too cool. Especially like the winter camo, desert camo version. Very nice weathering job. Nice review as well. German tanks are generally so appealing, in my opinion. Could you review more WW 2 German tanks or/and armor?
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews That’s great news! I’m also hoping to get my hands on one of those. The ones you can get on eBay now are just absurdly priced. Definitely time for a new model.
Great reviews, I have so many boxes full of these type of models still in the box. I collected them 20 or so years ago. I'm a ww2 guy so these were cool to find and collect them. Maybe one day i'll get them all out or just keep them safe in there boxes inside of bigger boxes. Flash/Thunder
Heat the rubber band tracks up with a hairdryer when them sag rod's are in let them cool and remove them they should hold in position without the rod's! They do on Normal model kits I build if have to use rubber tracks till get metal ones or 3D printed ones sent through!
As a kid I had couple Dinky metal tanks. Using my little Daisy I shot couple of BBs at tanks then added paint. The tanks looked like real veterans with amazingly appropriate scars of bounced hits.
Just so you know. Idk it's a random detail but the wooden "box" on the front of tiger tanks isn't a box. It's a wooden block. It's used with the jack to help it not sink into the ground. So it's a jack block? Just part of the engineering tools to help you repair the tank in the field
Got the 121 model. Great model. Only issue is the four small hinges that are to be attached on the front and back breaks extremely easy. I got one on and three broken.. they need to fix this plastic piece.
Escellent comparison. This is the first time I’ve seen a detailed info about the different parts of the tank. I’ve collected FOV a long time ago when they were still available in box stores and they have options to buy figurines it they were not good looking T that time so I skip them but they now seem to have improved.
First hatch was a pistol port they had on the early tanks, they didnt open.. and not an ammo box (lol you funny) was a wooden block used with the massive jack for maintenance.
Wow, you couldn't have done a better job with this review. I have all three as well but still boxed awaiting a perfect spot for display somewhere. I also have their 88 and a few other North Afrika campaign vehicles I want to display next to each other.
No that the pistol port on the side! The hatch is on the other side but you will find the very early dumbo Tiger 100 with side bins innthe grey and whitewash has 2 pistol ports and no escape hatch! The cupola top hatch will come right off so they can use the same castings for different variants as the cupla changed from the drum type later on etc and the rear fifel air intakes with the hosing will no be on the white wash version just the exhausts! Tiger 100 is really different the tracks are also mirror type it's the most different Tiger 1 you'll see to all the rest! Tiger 100 i had to add this edit but Tiger 100 was the grey with white wash i just noticed this 3 tone has 100 on the turret too! Winter Tiger 100 It should have different tracks avaliable for Tiger 100 you can't use the normal metal tracks for it there different!
I have several 1:32 FOV Tiger sets and they look great with great detail - my only issue is that they have not changed the roadwheels of late war tiger I models. Apart from that they are brilliant. I have two FOV King Tigers as well and 2 M1A1 sets - FOV is really good quality & fair price!
Nice to see Forces of Valor doing some 1/32 armor releases again. Looks like they have a new corporate "partner" as these are new releases with slightly different packaging. But my, how the price has gone up. I am used to 2008 pricing, on these, and all sorts of 1/18. But always thought these FoV 1/32 armor were great value, as with the Dragon 1/35 pre built. The metal track option is great as well, but costs as much as an entire model, back in the day. But nice to see these being re released, as it is a good line. BTW, love your reviews, and opening up 1/18 to model collectors that may not know much about it.
You do a great job presenting. I would love to see you do some more research so when you speak about the details your accurate The wood is a jack block and the small hatch at the back was for discarding spent shell casings
13:59 self destruct button, the Germans didn’t want there tigers falling into enemy hands, so the blew them up when they had to abandon them, becuase they forgot to set the charge on tiger 131 so that’s how we got tiger 131
Awesome tanks. I’m looking to purchase a line up but trying to figure out aprox avg length and width of these tanks. I’m building a G scale train Layout which has a few tanks on the train cars. I’m not sure if these brand tanks here will be about same size even though 1:32. I’d you could measure one is so appreciate it and your time thanks again. Ron
I went to Forces of valor website and it says all 1/16th armor is discontinued - I can not find any new in box 1/16th armor from this manufacture anywhere -
6:50 Oh so this is what makes them have a difference of 10 dollars with the new Tiger. Actually there are other differences that are not too significant, there are differences in the engine code used. Tiger 100 Kursk uses HL230 where there are 2 air filters above the engine, while Tiger 100 Winter and Tiger 121 Africa use HL210 which has 3 air filters above the engine. HL210 with HL230 only differs in engine capacity. By the way, when are you reviewing Forces of Valor again?
I got the Tunisia 121 Tiger with a set of the metal tracks. It seems that the tracks that I received are more weathered than yours. Also, are there any sites that carry spare parts for these? Because I Chad a clevis split in half on me when trying to install it on my tank.
Good review 👍 I didn't know they were still around. I bought a crap load of these when they were sold at Walmart. The details on the models are just 😎 I like the weathering effects effects
Unfortunately they did go out of business but apparently sold off their dies, etc. Walterson's picked up the name and has continued the legacy. Sadly the price has also dramatically increased from those long ago days when they were sold at Walmart and Toys R Us like you said.
I really wanted to get this but the metal tracks are already discontinued. Forces of Valor always has these ridiculously short production runs, so annoying.
I looked it up and the models are epic one can make a stop motion with those by the way can they move and also the Africa as well as the Kursk model are tiger h1 and early water cooled engine
Already got the Kursk Tiger got it at Christmas couple years ago alongside with the metal additional tracks. Would like to get the Winter Tiger (Leningrad) and Afrika Korps Tiger (Tunisia). Also withe the metal tracks, I tested them out on the original Unimax Tiger and they fit perfectly 😉 might get another set and Tiger to actually do that 😂 Will you do more German vehicles?
Hi cooles Video aber die Box auf der Oberseite der Wanne ist ein Holzblock,den hat man verwendet wen der Untergrund zu weich wahr, Dan konnte man den Wagenheber darauf stelle so das diesel nicht einsinkt. Könntest du mahl deutsche modelle Im masstab 1/24 vorstellen, das währe Echt super.😊
Tiger Tank is the forever legend. here is my dream Tiger Tank: in 1/6 scale, remote-controlled like Armortek, exterior look as Force of Valor, inside built to Academy, priced at 21st Century...or should I just go to Bovington to steal 131?😂
Hi there some how your channel pop on my RUclips and I am now very interested in forces of valor . I did Lionel train displays at train shows. One I do every year is at Washington State History Museum. Well I have over 75 Sherman Tanks and other tanks and equipment. I started getting German Tiger tanks now and other equipment. It’s all 1/43 scale but I am thinking of getting a few 1/32 for a bigger display in the front of my modular layout. For the 80 ANNIVERSARY of the Battle of the Bulge I’ll be watching your channel
Hey! Thats awesome, I like models trains too and almost bought some original vintage Lionel Trains myself. Thats a lot of Shermans! It was a great Tank. I love the FOV 1/32 scale tanks.
I'm an elementary school teacher, I bought the desert tiger for a kid and his history nerd dad sent me a long thanks letter and some pictures of his son assemblying the tank and messing with it, i just now realized how detailed and superb this model is and how much i screwed it by not keeping it for myself
Please be my teacher 😂
When I was 15, I built 1/76 & 1/72 scale tank kits. I remember using black thread to tie the tracks down like they were real heavy metal tracks.
The side skirts were for dust not protection. There's a books like tiger tracks which is first hand accounts and describe the tank. That's how I know those skirts are for the dust giving away there position. The panzer IV has shirtzen as extra protection later in the war.the north African version is the earliest tigers . The tools are called pioneering tools . Cool tanks
3:27 The "hatch" is actually a pistol port. The real one does not open.
14:28 The narrator wishes that the cupola would rotate, but the real one didn't rotate. It was a genuine problem with the Tiger, that the commander's hatch was always in a specific position, blocking his view. Unfortunately this model doesn't have the right position. The model has pins that fix the cupola angle, but it's wrong. One of his viewing slots should be pointing exactly forwards, and the hatch hinge should be at his 2 o'clock.
4:30 That "box" is actually a solid block that's used to sit the jack on, when you're jacking up the tank.
7:50 FOV have painted the fuel tanks a solid red. That's just wrong. They were made of non-ferrous metal and were not painted at all. Back in the early 1990s an artist painted a Tiger cutaway for a book cover, and he was the first person to depict those tanks as red, and his mistake gets repeated in models and kits as the years go by. He actually consulted with me on his image but didn't send it to me for checking.
7:55 The main fans are not well done. They don't have their blanking plates that would cover the gaps around them. They spin in opposite directions; the real ones were all the same. And they're some distance from their proper position.
10:50 I don't know if you're handling the hatches as FOV intended. The middle, solid rectangle was not a hatch, it was a panel, bolted down. The large grating ahead of it was also bolted down; you could remove it but it was not hinged and it was not linked to the solid panel. Only the rear gratings were hinged to open. You might prop them open if you needed extra airflow, but there are very, very few photos of Tigers doing that.
12:06 The biggest accuracy mistake on the outside of this model, is that large metal-painted C-hook locked into two holders on the left side of the rear wall. Tigers of this era simply didn't have it. They had nothing at all right there.
13:05 A missing segment of skirting is usually damage. It could result in a lot of mud getting thrown up onto your tank. These items were only 5mm thick metal sheeting and were often bent and twisted.
14:00 That little red wheel was actually for the commander to help out in turning the turret! The real one was black, not red.
Thats some good info! I appreciate it 💯👍
Yeah ..the REAL tiger tanks😭 these are toys bro it's alright
@@JeremiahJackson-qm6zp Word salad.
@@daveybyrden3936It seems like the engine part also has an error here. after I searched it turned out that there are two engine versions of the Tiger I, namely HL210 and HL230. For the HL210 there are 3 air filters while the HL230 only has 2 air filters. But the card says HL210 not HL230..
@@daveybyrden3936At 3:55 the hatch should have a washer wheel but it doesn't just leave a hole
Thank you so much for making this video i purchased the Kursk Tiger and it arrived today and I can’t take my eyes off and fiddling with it it’s truly a work of art!
Super cool! Thanks for taking the time to create the video! Your video made me spend the money to buy the tank.
Hi! That 1 piece was called a 'jacking block.helped if tank was on soft ground.enjoy your show.very much!
They looked more like toys when they're in the box, but they looked less toys after putting them by themselves. Tiger tanks are way too cool. Especially like the winter camo, desert camo version. Very nice weathering job. Nice review as well. German tanks are generally so appealing, in my opinion. Could you review more WW 2 German tanks or/and armor?
One word : Detail 👍🏻
I usually dont really like FOV but looking at these tanks makes me want to collect them as well
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The 'ammo boxes' are blocks of wood that were placed under the jacks.
I had a 1/16 scale Tiger...also full metal. What a monster.
Nice! I’m still looking for one of those to review. Forces of Valor is supposedly working on a new 1/16 diecast Tiger.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews That’s great news! I’m also hoping to get my hands on one of those. The ones you can get on eBay now are just absurdly priced. Definitely time for a new model.
I love looking at tanks.. a great detailed viewing.. 😊
Thank you! 👍💯
Great review.....I'm getting the winter version....
Thank you! Good choice 👍💯
Great reviews, I have so many boxes full of these type of models still in the box. I collected them 20 or so years ago. I'm a ww2 guy so these were cool to find and collect them. Maybe one day i'll get them all out or just keep them safe in there boxes inside of bigger boxes. Flash/Thunder
Heat the rubber band tracks up with a hairdryer when them sag rod's are in let them cool and remove them they should hold in position without the rod's! They do on Normal model kits I build if have to use rubber tracks till get metal ones or 3D printed ones sent through!
@3:45 hatch "hello there I open"
As a kid I had couple Dinky metal tanks. Using my little Daisy I shot couple of BBs at tanks then added paint. The tanks looked like real veterans with amazingly appropriate scars of bounced hits.
Just so you know. Idk it's a random detail but the wooden "box" on the front of tiger tanks isn't a box. It's a wooden block. It's used with the jack to help it not sink into the ground. So it's a jack block? Just part of the engineering tools to help you repair the tank in the field
Well detailed model! I noticed that the turret roof has a molded in weld seam detail between the turret roof & sides.
Got the 121 model. Great model. Only issue is the four small hinges that are to be attached on the front and back breaks extremely easy. I got one on and three broken.. they need to fix this plastic piece.
Escellent comparison. This is the first time I’ve seen a detailed info about the different parts of the tank. I’ve collected FOV a long time ago when they were still available in box stores and they have options to buy figurines it they were not good looking T that time so I skip them but they now seem to have improved.
Great reviews. I purchased all 3 Tigers. Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks! Glad I got all 3 as well 👍🪖
Another great video and presentation. The metal tracks look more realistic and are way better the the plastic ones.
Thank you! I agree about the metal tracks. Makes a big difference.
Pistol hatch on the left side and the round one right is the loaders hatch. Neat model!!! Have 1/6 scale rd tiger im working on.
they looked really detailed on all versions and have historic details from forces of Valor.
Thank you for posting this video! After watching it I ordered the Tiger which I am now enjoying 😁 the details and paint job are fantastic.
Your welcome, glad it helped! 🫡
First hatch was a pistol port they had on the early tanks, they didnt open.. and not an ammo box (lol you funny) was a wooden block used with the massive jack for maintenance.
Different model of tigers..all look to be early variants.? Mid to late war variants have a different commanders cupola..
Wow, you couldn't have done a better job with this review. I have all three as well but still boxed awaiting a perfect spot for display somewhere. I also have their 88 and a few other North Afrika campaign vehicles I want to display next to each other.
No that the pistol port on the side! The hatch is on the other side but you will find the very early dumbo Tiger 100 with side bins innthe grey and whitewash has 2 pistol ports and no escape hatch! The cupola top hatch will come right off so they can use the same castings for different variants as the cupla changed from the drum type later on etc and the rear fifel air intakes with the hosing will no be on the white wash version just the exhausts! Tiger 100 is really different the tracks are also mirror type it's the most different Tiger 1 you'll see to all the rest! Tiger 100 i had to add this edit but Tiger 100 was the grey with white wash i just noticed this 3 tone has 100 on the turret too!
Winter Tiger 100 It should have different tracks avaliable for Tiger 100 you can't use the normal metal tracks for it there different!
I have several 1:32 FOV Tiger sets and they look great with great detail - my only issue is that they have not changed the roadwheels of late war tiger I models. Apart from that they are brilliant. I have two FOV King Tigers as well and 2 M1A1 sets - FOV is really good quality & fair price!
Damned! I wish I had that many subscribers too. Great channel and great video!😉👍
Thank you! It took a bit to get here 😂. Great channel as well 👍
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews 2 years! That is not long 😆
Hi mate. I had real trouble fitting those tracks and removed one pin and it fits much better now not to much slack.
I just recently purchased the Modified Sturmtiger and I love it. Amazing details on the model. Looking forward on buying the Jagdtiger later.
I got the winter and just ordered the N Africa...The metal tracks make a huge difference the rubber on winter one snapped apart.
May I know how they’d snapped? Is because you were trying to roll it or just the quality is bad?
Great Review 👍
Thank you 👍💯
Great Video...I really like The Kursk Version....Thanks 4 review
Thank you!
Nice to see Forces of Valor doing some 1/32 armor releases again. Looks like they have a new corporate "partner" as these are new releases with slightly different packaging. But my, how the price has gone up.
I am used to 2008 pricing, on these, and all sorts of 1/18.
But always thought these FoV 1/32 armor were great value, as with the Dragon 1/35 pre built.
The metal track option is great as well, but costs as much as an entire model, back in the day. But nice to see these being re released, as it is a good line.
BTW, love your reviews, and opening up 1/18 to model collectors that may not know much about it.
they stopped again
@@jitihunt21do you know why? Are they going back on making these again?
These look great! Definitely want to get these!
I think that the hatch that accidentally opened up during 4:00 was the escape hatch
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You do a great job presenting. I would love to see you do some more research so when you speak about the details your accurate The wood is a jack block and the small hatch at the back was for discarding spent shell casings
Super cool
13:59 self destruct button, the Germans didn’t want there tigers falling into enemy hands, so the blew them up when they had to abandon them, becuase they forgot to set the charge on tiger 131 so that’s how we got tiger 131
I hope you do more videos of ww2 German tanks and armored vehicles.
Awesome tanks. I’m looking to purchase a line up but trying to figure out aprox avg length and width of these tanks. I’m building a G scale train Layout which has a few tanks on the train cars. I’m not sure if these brand tanks here will be about same size even though 1:32. I’d you could measure one is so appreciate it and your time thanks again.
Ron
These are the dimensions: 263 x 110 x 93 mm / 10.35 x 4.33 x 3.33 in.
Sweet tigers!!!🐯🐯🐯
I went to Forces of valor website and it says all 1/16th armor is discontinued - I can not find any new in box 1/16th armor from this manufacture anywhere -
Thank You so much for this video.And WHERE IS King 🐯 ( TIGER II.) ???
the german music box, my 2nd favorite tank
Did I see the track price right because if so wow that is a lot
Hi, can you guys tell me how much do they cost back when they first came out?
excellent details, they made it for different fronts, great review! btw, please do a review on Soviet tanks and planes...
Thank you! I have A hobby Master 1:48 T-34 Tank to review.
Round hat to the ammo loading hatch
I hope they are going to make some more modern tanks
Same here 👍💯
I have a fascination with tanks, I can't explain why.
6:50 Oh so this is what makes them have a difference of 10 dollars with the new Tiger. Actually there are other differences that are not too significant, there are differences in the engine code used. Tiger 100 Kursk uses HL230 where there are 2 air filters above the engine, while Tiger 100 Winter and Tiger 121 Africa use HL210 which has 3 air filters above the engine. HL210 with HL230 only differs in engine capacity. By the way, when are you reviewing Forces of Valor again?
Makes me want to work on my 1/35 Tiger I Early with interior! 1/35 Academy.
I got the Tunisia 121 Tiger with a set of the metal tracks. It seems that the tracks that I received are more weathered than yours. Also, are there any sites that carry spare parts for these? Because I Chad a clevis split in half on me when trying to install it on my tank.
Do you know where I can get some of these models?
Good review 👍 I didn't know they were still around. I bought a crap load of these when they were sold at Walmart. The details on the models are just 😎 I like the weathering effects effects
Thank you! I agree, they are 💯.
Unfortunately they did go out of business but apparently sold off their dies, etc. Walterson's picked up the name and has continued the legacy. Sadly the price has also dramatically increased from those long ago days when they were sold at Walmart and Toys R Us like you said.
Very nice Models 🤩 It would be nice to see you doing a tank comparison of all your FOV 1/32 WW2 Tanks
Nice tank bro can't wait them to produce E8 Sherman with 76mm gun and Panther
I really wanted to get this but the metal tracks are already discontinued. Forces of Valor always has these ridiculously short production runs, so annoying.
I looked it up and the models are epic one can make a stop motion with those by the way can they move and also the Africa as well as the Kursk model are tiger h1 and early water cooled engine
That non-opening turret hatch is for passing ammunition through.
Good info. Thank you!
Hi I am just wondering if anybody makes 1/32 tank medal kit to bolt together
Already got the Kursk Tiger got it at Christmas couple years ago alongside with the metal additional tracks. Would like to get the Winter Tiger (Leningrad) and Afrika Korps Tiger (Tunisia).
Also withe the metal tracks, I tested them out on the original Unimax Tiger and they fit perfectly 😉 might get another set and Tiger to actually do that 😂
Will you do more German vehicles?
Excellent and thorough reviews. I hope you review FOV's Jumbo Sherman "Cobra King"---it's got some big errors on it.
Thank you! I have the FOV Jumbo Sherman I will be reviewing as well.
hi great video , not a hatch though its a pistol port for close defense .
Beautiful 3 cats
The ammo box is actually a wooden jack base for when the road wheels need to be changed.
Good info, thanks 💯👍
Oh!
I think these are the German tanks that Fury was fighting one on one in the field that they took it out from killing it from the rear
Good video my friend
pertty cool, would love to get inside the real thing though
I have a lot of these I didnt realise they were still making them.
These are the new models/molds after Waltersons bought Forces of Valor from Unimax.
Just remember and match your tracks to your specific Tiger tank! There all different! And make sure you get them the correct way round!
Hi where can i get this tanks?
Amazing quality, but a bit pricey 👍💪
Yes, but for the level of detail I guess price is reasonable.
Hi cooles Video aber die Box auf der Oberseite der Wanne ist ein Holzblock,den hat man verwendet wen der Untergrund zu weich wahr, Dan konnte man den Wagenheber darauf stelle so das diesel nicht einsinkt.
Könntest du mahl deutsche modelle Im masstab 1/24 vorstellen, das währe Echt super.😊
FANTASTIC
Hopefully FOV will release 1/32 scale new tooled Panther and Jagdpanther in the future 🙏🙏
They said that they were on Facebook like a couple years ago so it would probably take another couple of years until they come out.
Yes , i think so
Very nice 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Bellissimi tutti e tre 👍👌german carro tank tigre 🐅 ❤🙏
中国メーカープラモも沢山あり過ぎでカオス化かなぁ！？32分の1で新しいスケールで統一して欲しいですねぇ👍
My gawd, do I have to say more??? It was a major production just lacing the tracks on.
Is there is any strumtiger rc?
Not from this brand but you could probably convert it though.
Tiger Tank is the forever legend. here is my dream Tiger Tank: in 1/6 scale, remote-controlled like Armortek, exterior look as Force of Valor, inside built to Academy, priced at 21st Century...or should I just go to Bovington to steal 131?😂
Haha 💯% agree
Can you make a b17 video
my favorite is the eastern front one
Great video. How much was this Tiger?
They are about $129 plus shipping. I posted the links to purchase in my video description.
Wow, I figured it would be at least $100.
I hope they come out with a King Tiger.
Hi there some how your channel pop on my RUclips and I am now very interested in forces of valor . I did Lionel train displays at train shows. One I do every year is at Washington State History Museum. Well I have over 75 Sherman Tanks and other tanks and equipment. I started getting German Tiger tanks now and other equipment. It’s all 1/43 scale but I am thinking of getting a few 1/32 for a bigger display in the front of my modular layout. For the 80 ANNIVERSARY of the Battle of the Bulge I’ll be watching your channel
Hey! Thats awesome, I like models trains too and almost bought some original vintage Lionel Trains myself. Thats a lot of Shermans! It was a great Tank. I love the FOV 1/32 scale tanks.
Is this metal proud or forces of valor?
It's Forces of Valor "Metal Proud". Just a line of products for them.
hola me gustó el video saludo
🤜🤛👍
Thank you!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews 👍👍👌👌
Muito legal! 🌟👍
Please unboxin the tanks of opo10
To start a tiger is to crank the engine.
I have a 1/72 scale tiger 1 tank that belonged to the black baron
Nice
Can you buy su 35 "i mean toy"