Tiger II Tank Military Building Blocks Set The Tiger II — known to Allied forces as the King Tiger — was the most heavily armoured tank to see production service in the Second World War. Its sloped armour, long 88mm KwK 43 gun and sheer mass made it a formidable opponent on every front it served. This 1,780-piece brick-built replica captures that legacy with precision: the distinctive Henschel turret with its sloped facets, the three-tone ambush camouflage scheme in sand, dark green and dark red, the individual track links, the full surface detail of a tank designed to be difficult to kill. At 36.6 cm long, it is a model built to the same uncompromising standard as the vehicle it recreates. The internal architecture is as considered as the exterior. The build is structured around three separable modules — lower hull with running gear and track assembly, upper hull with fighting compartment, and the turret — which stack and interlock cleanly. The cutaway reveals what lies inside before the outer panels close it in: engine block, ammunition stowage in gold-coloured rounds, red drivetrain components and the turret ring mechanism. The commander's cupola on the turret roof mounts a working MG34 machine gun on its pintle. Exhaust pipes exit the rear hull at the correct angle. Every external fitting — tow cables, spare track links on the hull sides, periscope covers, antenna — is reproduced at a level of detail that holds up to close inspection. The turret rotates through 360 degrees on its ring bearing, and the main gun elevates and depresses on its trunnion mount — the two functional features that define the build's interactive character. The individual track links are assembled separately on both sides and joined into continuous runs, replicating the wide-track running gear that gave the Tiger II its characteristic ground-clearance profile. An additional accessories sprue includes loose shells, a cleaning rod, tools and spare components that can be displayed alongside the finished model. The three-tone ambush camouflage — reproduced in sand, dark green and dark red across both hull and turret — is built directly into the brick colour layout rather than painted on. This means the camouflage pattern is structural, not cosmetic, and maintains its integrity from every viewing angle. At 36.6 × 13.8 × 13.7 cm, the Tiger II sits with authority on any display surface. This is a build for military history enthusiasts who take their subject seriously. Manufacturer: 12Go | Reference: 97027 | Dimensions: 36.6 cm x 13.8 cm x 13.7 cm (Length, Width, Height) / 14.4 in x 5.4 in x 5.4 in (Length, Width, Height) | Pieces: 1,780 | Difficulty: Advanced Expert Note: Assemble both track runs completely before closing the lower hull — tensioning and aligning the individual links is significantly easier with full access to the running gear. The turret ring is a precision-fit assembly; verify smooth rotation before securing the final hull roof panels, as access to the ring mechanism afterwards is limited. Authentic Tiger II silhouette — Henschel turret with sloped facets, long 88mm KwK 43 barrel, wide hull and full surface detail reproduced in three-tone ambush camouflage built directly into the brick colour scheme 360-degree rotating turret — turret rotates on its internal ring bearing with the main gun elevating and depressing on its trunnion mount, replicating the original targeting geometry Individual track links — both track runs assembled from separate links into continuous loops, accurately reproducing the Tiger II's wide-track running gear with spare track sections on the hull sides Detailed internal architecture — engine block, gold ammunition rounds, red drivetrain components and turret ring mechanism all constructed inside the hull before outer panels are closed Three-module separable construction — lower hull, upper hull and turret are independent sub-assemblies that stack and separate cleanly, with full internal detail visible between modules Commander's cupola with MG34 — pintle-mounted machine gun on the turret roof commander's cupola, exhaust pipes at correct exit angle, tow cables, periscope covers and all external fittings reproduced Accessories sprue included — loose shell rounds, cleaning rod, tools and spare components for display alongside the completed model 1,780 precision-fit bricks — consistent colour accuracy across the three-tone camouflage scheme, individual track links and full internal and external detailing throughout Discover More Builds Passionate about WWII armour and military history builds? Explore our full military vehicle collection or discover what's just arrived in our new arrivals. Join the Power Brickz Community Share your completed Tiger II with fellow collectors — tag us on Instagram and join thousands of military history and brick-building enthusiasts who build and display every week. Power Brickz — Epic builds start here.
