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DRAGON 6997 1/35 Tiger I "Kurt Knispel's Tiger"w/Magic tracks and Gun BarrelDRAGON 6997 1 35 Tiger I Early Production `Ace` Knispel Tiger w Magic Tracks Aluminum Gun Barrel 3D Printed Muzzle Brake Tank ace Kurt Knispel's Tiger I [Major features] The 1 35 scale Tiger I piloted by tank ace Knispel has been accurately reproduced down to the finest detail and markings, based on the research of leading Tiger researcher David Burden. Package illustration by Ron Volstad The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track. Aluminum
DRAGON 6997 1/35 Tiger I Early Production `Ace` Knispel Tiger w/Magic Tracks/Aluminum Gun Barrel/3D Printed Muzzle Brake
Tank ace Kurt Knispel's Tiger I
[Major features]
- The 1/35 scale Tiger I piloted by tank ace Knispel has been accurately reproduced down to the finest detail and markings, based on the research of leading Tiger researcher David Burden.
-Package illustration by Ron Volstad
- The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track.
- Aluminum barrel, 3D printed muzzle brake included
-Hatches can be assembled open or closed.
- The rear fender of the vehicle is a 3D printed part with detailed features.
-Package illustration by Ron Volstad
- The undercarriage uses an assembled Magic Track track.
- Aluminum barrel, 3D printed muzzle brake included
-Hatches can be assembled open or closed.
- The rear fender of the vehicle is a 3D printed part with detailed features.
[About the kit]
This is a plastic assembly kit of the early Tiger I, piloted by World War II tank ace Kurt Knispel of the German Army.
- Scale is 1/35.
- This model is based on the early Tiger I and is a detailed reproduction of the vehicle Knispel rode in on the Eastern Front, with the [131] marking on the side of the turret.
-The historical research was done by David Byrden, a leading expert on Tiger tanks, and the vehicle piloted by Knispel has been accurately modeled.
- The tracks use assembly-type magic tracks.
- Not only the shape of the turret, but also the storage box at the rear of the turret and the spare tracks attached to the side of the turret are reproduced.
- In addition, this set includes an aluminum part for the barrel and a 3D printed part for the muzzle brake.
-In addition, the rear panel of the car body faithfully reproduces the details of car No. 131, and the rear fenders are reproduced in detail using 3D printed parts.
- A new mounting bar has been created for the spare tracks attached to the front of the vehicle.
- A detailed reproduction of Knispel's Tiger I.
-In addition, the package illustration was created by Ron Volstad, expressing his heroic figure.
- Scale is 1/35.
- This model is based on the early Tiger I and is a detailed reproduction of the vehicle Knispel rode in on the Eastern Front, with the [131] marking on the side of the turret.
-The historical research was done by David Byrden, a leading expert on Tiger tanks, and the vehicle piloted by Knispel has been accurately modeled.
- The tracks use assembly-type magic tracks.
- Not only the shape of the turret, but also the storage box at the rear of the turret and the spare tracks attached to the side of the turret are reproduced.
- In addition, this set includes an aluminum part for the barrel and a 3D printed part for the muzzle brake.
-In addition, the rear panel of the car body faithfully reproduces the details of car No. 131, and the rear fenders are reproduced in detail using 3D printed parts.
- A new mounting bar has been created for the spare tracks attached to the front of the vehicle.
- A detailed reproduction of Knispel's Tiger I.
-In addition, the package illustration was created by Ron Volstad, expressing his heroic figure.
[About the actual car]
Kurt Knispel is known as a tank ace, having destroyed numerous Allied tanks during World War II, along with Michael Wittmann and Otto Carius.
Born in 1921, Knispel began his military service in 1940 with the 4th Company, 15th Tank Replacement Training Division.
He then served on the Eastern Front as a Panzer IV crew member, demonstrating his superior capabilities by destroying numerous tanks.
He was forced to be hospitalized for a time due to illness, but after returning to the service he flew a Tiger I.
From April 1943, he participated in the Battle of Kursk as part of the 1st Company of the 503rd Heavy Tank Division, destroying 27 Soviet tanks.
In the spring of 1944, he recorded his 100th enemy tank destruction, and by the time he was killed in action in April 1945, he had destroyed over 160 enemy tanks.
It was the highest number of kills ever recorded.
Born in 1921, Knispel began his military service in 1940 with the 4th Company, 15th Tank Replacement Training Division.
He then served on the Eastern Front as a Panzer IV crew member, demonstrating his superior capabilities by destroying numerous tanks.
He was forced to be hospitalized for a time due to illness, but after returning to the service he flew a Tiger I.
From April 1943, he participated in the Battle of Kursk as part of the 1st Company of the 503rd Heavy Tank Division, destroying 27 Soviet tanks.
In the spring of 1944, he recorded his 100th enemy tank destruction, and by the time he was killed in action in April 1945, he had destroyed over 160 enemy tanks.
It was the highest number of kills ever recorded.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Absorbent and Make Cleaning Easier
I purchased this Scott paper towel pack for everyday household cleaning, and overall, they have worked very well for daily use. They are practical, easy to store, and convenient for families that go through paper towels frequently.
One of the biggest advantages is the pack size. The family-size bundle lasts a long time, and I like that the rolls are packaged into two separate bundles inside the larger pack, which makes storage and organization easier. The rolls themselves are slightly smaller in width, which actually works well because they fit easily onto any paper towel holder without being bulky or difficult to spin.
In terms of performance, these towels are surprisingly absorbent despite being thinner than some leading brands. The ridged texture on each sheet helps pick up dirt, spills, and grime more effectively, and the “select-a-size” feature is very convenient since you can use smaller sheets when you only need a little. One of my favorite features is that they are lint free, which makes them especially useful for cleaning glass, mirrors, counters, and other surfaces where leftover fibers can be annoying.
There are a couple of minor downsides. The paper towels are definitely thinner compared to other leading brands, and the overall roll size is somewhat smaller as well. However, they still absorb a good amount of liquid and hold up well enough for normal household cleaning tasks.
Overall, these are a reliable and convenient everyday paper towel option. They may not be the thickest on the market, but the absorbency, lint-free design, and practical roll size make them a great choice for regular use around the house.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good paper towels.
At the time of my review this set of 16 double layered paper towels are going for about $18.99. Not a bad price for a namebrand paper towel.
I usually use Great Value paper towels because they are not only inexpensive but have good absorbency so it was interesting to compare it to the Scott namebrand, whom I use just about exclusively for my toilet tissue.
The papertowels worked well as I expected them to but I did not specifically see a dramatic difference between it and the ones I usually used. The only noticeable differences to me were:
- Scott paper towels had a prettier pattern
- Scott paper towels visually had a much more tidy design and *looked* higher quality
- Scott paper towels felt softer to the touch
As for absorbency though? I felt like they performed identically. And trust me, we burn through paper towels. We have two small children and still have to wash bottles daily. So, we try to balance cost versus efficacy for papertowels because we use them so much every day.
For the what they are these are great, but I will probably stick to the other brand unless I'm in a pinch and need to order papertowels more conveniently OR if these ever go on sale or have a coupon. I don't need my papertowels to look or feel pretty (the sloppy floral print and more coarse feel of the GV ones work for us right now because they are used exclusively for clean up), I need them to absorb and pick up gunk well.
Would I still recommend these, though? Absolutely. Maybe appearance and texture are more important to you for a paper towels. We aren't there yet with our littles. Lol.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Junk
Just pay for the better ones, these are cheap junk. They can’t even be torn off without falling apart.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice bed
Color: Blue, Size: Large (Pack of 1)
Good quality dog bed. My pittie loves to burrow himself under blankets so I figured we would give this a try. He hasn’t figured it out yet but it’s his new favorite spot to take a nap when he’s not on our lap. Love the color and seems to be nicely made. I do wish it came in a bigger size but it’s still big enough for him.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026