Wall Poster 50x70cm - Tiger I Urban Diorama WWII
PM203
£18.00 GBP
These wall posters featuring the Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger I are 50cm high by 70cm wide. The posters are ideal for any WWII enthusiasts, military historians or modellers as a piece of wall art. Each poster has a full colour graphic of the Tiger tank in a war torn urban location.
Size: 500mm x 700mm (50cm x 70cm)
All posters fit the low cost sleek Ikea Ribba frames (Article no: 502.688.74)
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