A majority of components in this special release, like turret, upper hull, engine deck, rear panel, road wheels, spare tracks and etc, were newly tooled for the Witmann release just a few months ago.  Like their earlier Tigers, the kit comes with a full torsion bar suspension system and the mass of interleaved road wheels that are so typical of the Tiger. There is the nicely done engine cooling fan and radiator area which takes some of the photo etch parts for the engine fan assembly. In fact, most of the p.e. are used for this area and the intake screens. The wedges are used for the sides of the panels that fit above the forward intake screens.

The kit's gun is as nicely detailed as the rest of the kit, offering a complete breech. In fact, you even get a commander's seat for the inside of the turret. The various hatches also have internal detailing, though there is no fighting compartment or driver's station detailing. The Tiger's somewhat complex air filter and exhaust system is also very nicely done with all the detailing you expect from Dragon. A full suite of pioneer tools is part of the kit as well, so your Tiger will have a properly busy looking exterior. A nice addition to this kit as well as many newer Dragon offerings are their DS tracks. These glue well, accept paint without any issues and are easy to weather. The kit also includes a small sprue of cactus. New in this kit are several new parts such as the upper hull and the Feifel air filters. Also brand new are the brackets for S-mine launchers (Minenabwurfvorrichtung) on the rear of the hull.
 
Instructions are well drawn and rather busy so one will need to pay attention during the build. There are markings for three tanks. One is the box art tank, one is in a late war banded scheme and the other is in  a winter wash scheme. The small decal sheet is nicely done.