Panzer Grenadiers: Tiger I Tank Riders V2

The doctrine of combined arms warfare required close cooperation between armor and infantry, especially when operating in broken terrain or urban environments where heavy tanks like the Tiger I were vulnerable to flanking maneuvers. Panzergrenadiers would utilize the massive hull of the Tiger as mobile cover, often firing from the deck before dismounting to clear anti-tank obstacles or suppress enemy positions. This specific group is depicted in late-war gear, including M42 helmets and a variety of small arms, illustrating the grit of veteran units on the Eastern and Western fronts.\n\nThis high-detail resin set includes 5 infantry figures in dynamic crouching and kneeling poses specifically sculpted to fit the engine deck and turret surroundings of a Tiger I tank. The physical inventory consists of two soldiers armed with MP40 submachine guns in active firing stances, and three riflemen equipped with Karabiner 98k rifles, all featuring complete field gear such as gas mask canisters and ammunition pouches.