Artitec German Tiger II Henschel with Zimmerit Winter Camouflage 387.19-WY

German Tiger II Henschel with Zimmerit, Winter Camouflage (387.19-WY)

$49.95
Sale price  $49.95 Regular price 
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Artitec German Tiger II Henschel with Zimmerit Winter Camouflage 387.19-WY

German Tiger II Henschel with Zimmerit, Winter Camouflage (387.19-WY)

$49.95
Sale price  $49.95 Regular price 
Model Details
Manufacturer Artitec
Article Number 387.19-WY
Product Release Year 2015
Scale 1:87 HO Scale
Build Type Ready-Made
Dimensions L: 4.5 in · W: 1.7 in · H: 1.5 in
Historical & Vehicle Details
Country Germany
Military Branch German Armed Forces (Wehrmacht)
Era World War II
Vehicle Type Heavy Tank
Vehicle Family Tiger II
Paint Scheme Winter Whitewash
Collector model. Not a toy. Recommended for ages 18+
Model Overview

This Ready-Made Artitec model captures the imposing German Tiger II heavy tank with the later flat-front production turret commonly known among collectors as the Henschel turret. Its distinctive long-barreled main gun, broad sloped hull, heavy side skirts, overlapping road wheels, tow cables, pioneer tools, rear exhaust system, and open turret hatches are reproduced in finely rendered 1:87 HO-scale detail.

The defining feature is its heavily weathered winter finish. Areas of worn whitewash reveal the dark-yellow base beneath, while the deeply textured Zimmerit coating remains visible across the hull and turret. Mud, rust, grime, and paint wear accent the tracks, running gear, engine deck, and rear fittings, while black-and-white Balkenkreuz markings complete the authentic German appearance. Artitec identifies this as a hand-painted Ready-Made model constructed from resin with etched-metal components.

  • Ready-Made 1:87 / HO scale Artitec model
  • German Tiger II heavy tank with Henschel-style production turret
  • Textured Zimmerit coating across the hull and turret
  • Weathered winter whitewash over a dark-yellow base
  • Long 8.8 cm KwK 43 L/71 main gun
  • Open turret hatches and German Balkenkreuz markings
  • Finely reproduced tow cables, pioneer tools, exhausts, road wheels, and tracks
  • Hand-painted resin model with etched-metal details
  • Suitable for military collectors, HO-scale layouts, vehicle displays, and dioramas
Vehicle History

The Tiger II, officially designated the Sd.Kfz. 182 Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B and widely known as the Königstiger or King Tiger, was Germany’s late-war heavy tank. First used during the Normandy campaign in 1944, it combined extremely heavy armor with the powerful 8.8 cm KwK 43 L/71 gun. Approximately 492 Tiger IIs were produced, with the vehicle’s immense weight and mechanical complexity limiting its mobility and operational reliability.

Later Tiger IIs received the simpler flat-front production turret represented here. Although commonly called the Henschel turret, both Tiger II turret designs were developed by Krupp; “production turret” is therefore the more historically precise name. Zimmerit was a patterned paste applied to German armored vehicles to reduce the ability of magnetic mines to adhere to the armor. Its use began in 1943 and was discontinued in September 1944.

About Artitec Ready-Made Models

Artitec's Ready-Made models are handcrafted from high-quality resin and produced in limited runs. Each model is expertly preassembled, hand-painted, and often subtly weathered to recreate the appearance of a real vehicle in use. Because every model is finished by hand, small variations may occur, making each piece unique.

Artitec uses vacuum-cast resin to reproduce exceptionally fine, true-to-scale details that can be difficult to achieve with conventional manufacturing methods. Etched-brass parts are added where appropriate to capture delicate components and further enhance realism.

Each model is assembled, painted, and weathered by skilled specialists—a process requiring considerable time, precision, and experience. Artitec Ready-Made models are ideal for collectors seeking exceptional detail and realism without the time and effort required to build and finish a model kit.