Powerbricks- Remote Control Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Tank

Sluban Powerbricks Remote Control Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Tank (M38-B0851) brings one of the most recognisable armoured vehicles of the Second World War to the building table in an engaging, brick-built format. With approximately 814 pieces, this military construction set offers a substantial project for builders aged 8 and up, combining a commanding profile with the added appeal of remote-control play.

The model is designed around the Tiger tank’s distinctive visual language: a broad, heavily armoured hull, a rotating-style turret silhouette, prominent tracks and the long main gun that made the original vehicle instantly recognisable. Its dark, purposeful presence makes it an eye-catching display piece, while the remote-control format gives the completed model an active role in play and collection. As part of the Sluban Powerbricks range, it uses compatible construction bricks and rewards careful assembly, mechanical curiosity and creative vehicle handling.

Whether built as a weekend project, a gift for an aspiring military-history enthusiast or a centrepiece for a growing collection of brick-built vehicles, M38-B0851 offers more depth than a simple shelf model. The piece count provides plenty of hands-on building time, and the finished tank has the visual weight expected from a Tiger-inspired design. Fans of tracked vehicles will appreciate the combination of recognisable German armoured styling, remote-control interaction and the satisfying presence of a large completed model.

Please note that this is a brick construction set, so some design details and proportions are interpreted through the building format rather than reproduced as a museum-scale replica. Set M38-B0851 contains approximately 814 pieces and is recommended for ages 8 and over. Availability, included electronics and operating instructions may vary by edition, so please check the product contents before purchase.

The Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger, commonly known simply as the Tiger, was a German heavy tank introduced during the Second World War. It was developed to provide exceptional armour protection and powerful long-range firepower, and its imposing appearance came from a wide hull, thick armour and the 8.8 cm main gun carried in a rotating turret. The vehicle was considerably heavier and more complex than many contemporary tanks.

The Tiger’s reputation was shaped not only by its formidable protection and armament, but also by its demanding engineering. Its weight placed great strain on the engine, transmission and running gear, while maintenance and production required significant resources. Although relatively few were built compared with lighter German tanks, the Tiger remains one of the best-known armoured vehicles of the era and continues to attract interest from historians, model builders and military-vehicle enthusiasts. This Sluban set interprets that historic German tank as a remote-control building-brick model.