
Sturmtiger
Product Number: #100314
Piece Count: 1394
Faction: Germany
Recommended Age: 6+
About this set
Massive assault gun with 380mm rocket mortar for urban warfare and fortification destruction. The Sturmtiger was a German assault gun built on the Tiger I chassis. Armed with a 380mm rocket-propelled mortar, it was designed for destroying fortifications and fighting in urban environments. Only 18 were built. Historical records tie designs like the Sturmtiger to German materiel priorities of the World War II era, when commanders demanded more firepower, mobility, and survivability from the same tight industrial budgets. Full-scale vehicles were iterated in response to battlefield feedback: thicker plates, revised suspensions, and new guns often arrived faster than official manuals could be reprinted. Crew training emphasized teamwork under stress—driver, gunner, and commander each depended on hatches, vision blocks, and intercom layouts reflected in many period photographs. Logistics mattered as much as duels: fuel consumption, spare parts, and recovery vehicles determined whether an armored unit could fight again the next morning. Today, restored museum hulls, technical drawings, and veteran memoirs together help historians separate factory-standard features from field modifications. Anti-tank and artillery counterparts evolved in parallel, so the “paper” performance of one gun often met a moving target, slope effects, and range estimation errors in real engagements. Cold-weather trials, desert dust, and urban rubble each exposed different failure modes that later production blocks attempted to correct.
- High-quality ABS plastic construction
- Detailed instruction manual included
- Compatible with major building block brands
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