Trumpeter 07274 Sturmtiger Early Type Assault Mortar Scale Kit  [TP07274]

Trumpeter 07274 Sturmtiger Assault Mortar (early type)
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Model:
TP07274
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Introduction to the Trumpeter 07274 Sturmtiger Model

The Trumpeter 07274 Sturmtiger recreates a rare WWII assault mortar on the Tiger I chassis, fitted with a 38cm Raketenwerfer 61 L/5.4 launcher. Only a handful were produced during the war, making the subject appealing to military model fans who enjoy niche vehicles.

Context and Collector Interest

Deployed by specialised mortar companies on the Western Front, the Sturmtiger is notable for its purpose-built short-range bombardment role. For kit builders, this model presents an opportunity to assemble a vehicle with a distinctive profile and historical relevance.

Parts Layout and Assembly Tips

With 125 plastic parts across nine sprues, the 1:72 kit yields a finished model 87.1mm long, 51.2mm wide and 48mm high. The small scale rewards careful trimming, test fitting and delicate glue application to preserve fine detail.

Model Specifications

  • Scale: 1:72
  • Length: 87.1mm
  • Width: 51.2mm
  • Height: 48mm
  • Total Plastic Parts: 125pcs
  • Total Sprues: 9pcs
  • Decal Marking: Germany Army
Yes, the Sturmtiger's bulk and unique launcher make it a strong focal point for small dioramas, especially defensive or urban scenes that highlight its role.
Sprue detail is generally sharp for 1:72 scale, but careful cleanup and light sanding will improve joints and paint adhesion for a cleaner finish.
Yes, basic conversion work like removing small sections, adding stowage or weathering is feasible; plan changes before cutting to maintain scale accuracy.

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