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DRAGON 6997 1/35 Tiger I "Kurt Knispel's Tiger"w/Magic tracks and Gun BarrelDRAGON 6997 1 35 Tiger I Early Production `Ace` Knispel Tiger w Magic Tracks Aluminum Gun Barrel 3D Printed Muzzle Brake Tank ace Kurt Knispel's Tiger I [Major features] The 1 35 scale Tiger I piloted by tank ace Knispel has been accurately reproduced down to the finest detail and markings, based on the research of leading Tiger researcher David Burden. Package illustration by Ron Volstad The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track. Aluminum
DRAGON 6997 1/35 Tiger I Early Production `Ace` Knispel Tiger w/Magic Tracks/Aluminum Gun Barrel/3D Printed Muzzle Brake
Tank ace Kurt Knispel's Tiger I
[Major features]
- The 1/35 scale Tiger I piloted by tank ace Knispel has been accurately reproduced down to the finest detail and markings, based on the research of leading Tiger researcher David Burden.
-Package illustration by Ron Volstad
- The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track.
- Aluminum barrel, 3D printed muzzle brake included
-Hatches can be assembled open or closed.
- The rear fender of the vehicle is a 3D printed part with detailed features.
-Package illustration by Ron Volstad
- The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track.
- Aluminum barrel, 3D printed muzzle brake included
-Hatches can be assembled open or closed.
- The rear fender of the vehicle is a 3D printed part with detailed features.
[About the kit]
This is a plastic assembly kit of the early Tiger I, piloted by World War II tank ace Kurt Knispel of the German Army.
- Scale is 1/35.
- This model is based on the early Tiger I and is a detailed reproduction of the vehicle Knispel rode in on the Eastern Front, with the [131] marking on the side of the turret.
-The historical research was done by David Byrden, a leading expert on Tiger tanks, and the vehicle piloted by Knispel has been accurately modeled.
- The tracks use assembly-type magic tracks.
- Not only the shape of the turret, but also the storage box at the rear of the turret and the spare tracks attached to the side of the turret are reproduced.
- In addition, this set includes an aluminum part for the barrel and a 3D printed part for the muzzle brake.
-In addition, the rear panel of the car body faithfully reproduces the details of car No. 131, and the rear fenders are reproduced in detail using 3D printed parts.
- A new mounting bar has been created for the spare tracks attached to the front of the vehicle.
- A detailed reproduction of Knispel's Tiger I.
-In addition, the package illustration was created by Ron Volstad, expressing his heroic figure.
- Scale is 1/35.
- This model is based on the early Tiger I and is a detailed reproduction of the vehicle Knispel rode in on the Eastern Front, with the [131] marking on the side of the turret.
-The historical research was done by David Byrden, a leading expert on Tiger tanks, and the vehicle piloted by Knispel has been accurately modeled.
- The tracks use assembly-type magic tracks.
- Not only the shape of the turret, but also the storage box at the rear of the turret and the spare tracks attached to the side of the turret are reproduced.
- In addition, this set includes an aluminum part for the barrel and a 3D printed part for the muzzle brake.
-In addition, the rear panel of the car body faithfully reproduces the details of car No. 131, and the rear fenders are reproduced in detail using 3D printed parts.
- A new mounting bar has been created for the spare tracks attached to the front of the vehicle.
- A detailed reproduction of Knispel's Tiger I.
-In addition, the package illustration was created by Ron Volstad, expressing his heroic figure.
[About the actual car]
Kurt Knispel is known as a tank ace, having destroyed numerous Allied tanks during World War II, along with Michael Wittmann and Otto Carius.
Born in 1921, Knispel began his military service in 1940 with the 4th Company, 15th Tank Replacement Training Division.
He then served on the Eastern Front as a Panzer IV crew member, demonstrating his superior capabilities by destroying numerous tanks.
He was forced to be hospitalized for a time due to illness, but after returning to the service he flew a Tiger I.
From April 1943, he participated in the Battle of Kursk as part of the 1st Company of the 503rd Heavy Tank Division, destroying 27 Soviet tanks.
In the spring of 1944, he recorded his 100th enemy tank destruction, and by the time he was killed in action in April 1945, he had destroyed over 160 enemy tanks.
It was the highest number of kills ever recorded.
Born in 1921, Knispel began his military service in 1940 with the 4th Company, 15th Tank Replacement Training Division.
He then served on the Eastern Front as a Panzer IV crew member, demonstrating his superior capabilities by destroying numerous tanks.
He was forced to be hospitalized for a time due to illness, but after returning to the service he flew a Tiger I.
From April 1943, he participated in the Battle of Kursk as part of the 1st Company of the 503rd Heavy Tank Division, destroying 27 Soviet tanks.
In the spring of 1944, he recorded his 100th enemy tank destruction, and by the time he was killed in action in April 1945, he had destroyed over 160 enemy tanks.
It was the highest number of kills ever recorded.
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★★★★★ 4
Ball is heavy due to solid construction
Size: Large
Just received the large ball. Construction appears to be excellent and time will tell with my aggressive chewer. That being said I ordered the large because our Mini Goldendoodle loves playing with our daughter’s dog large ball. I may not have read description close enough but ball is solid and weighs a considerable amount. Our dog soon learned to pick it up but I’m just disappointed that it isn’t hollow like ones our daughter has.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Love this
Size: Medium
My dog is a beast and loves to shred through any toys we get him but with this it’s keeps his teeth busy and off the furniture and there is no signs of any damage. Super high quality and perfect for any fur baby that’s loves to chew
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best dog toy for extremely aggressive chewers!!!
Size: Large
Absolutely a great dog toy for extremely aggressive chewers! I have a pig pitbull that loves to chew! He has chewed through every toy I have ever bought pretty much right after I give it to him. This thing is durable he hasn’t made a hole or a tear in it yet and he hasn’t made went to town on it when I first gave it to him! I’m impressed!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Kong Works Well...
Size: Medium
Our German shepherd chews every ball we've ever purchased. The other balls are easier to throw for this 75yr old lady. But this Kong ball will out live any other ball I've ever gotten him. A tennis ball doesn't last an hour. Some other name brands takes him a full day to chew up. So far he's tried but gets nowhere with his new Kong. I seriously believe he just might not be able to chew this one up. Thanks Kong. I got the medium and it's a large ball.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Unpredictable bounces
Size: Small, Size: Small
My 3-year old Cavapoo loves these little toys, although I haven’t given them to her all at once. Typically, she is able to chew a little hole in anything with a squeaker within hours. The first one I gave her, it took her more than a day to chew off a little ear, but she still love to play with it. The second one is completely intact after more than a week. What both of us like is that the shapes with tiny nubs make the toys bounce unpredictably. They are small and light-weight which makes them easy to throw in the house without doing any damage. I am careful to not throw them at the TV or delicate items. I’ll actually buy them again when she needs more toys.
EDIT 3/19/2026: It’s 3.5 months since I first wrote about these toys. Tater is playing with all four critters. It’s a miracle that all of them are intact and squeaking! Even the one with an ear missing squeaks as long as I cover the little hole. I just added all of the Chiwawa toys to favorites so I can find them again—if or when these ever wear out.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2026