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$2.38The Story
Designed and illustrated by Kevin Williamson
Help support the restoration of King Tiger V2 with the purchase of this King Tiger V2 Comic Art Print - 11 x 14 Inches
Proceeds from the sale of this product will be allocated towards our fundraising target – and our goal to restore KTV2 to running condition.
KTV2 is the oldest King Tiger in existence and the only survivor to have been fitted with the pre-production turret. It was the second off the production line – and that’s why it’s known as “V2”. The V is short for “Versuchs”, which roughly translates as “trial”.
Send your loved one this King Tiger V2 Tank themed greetings card! Card is left blank inside for your own message
This card measures 17.5cm H 12.6cm W, and is printed on 300gsm white board with a white recyclable envelope.
The card and envelope are supplied in a clear-biodegradable/compostable corn/potato starch bag.
The bags are fully biodegradable which means that they break down to CO2 and water which can then be reused in the eco system to make new plants. This will happen in either home, commercial composting or landfill.
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Designed and illustrated by Kevin Williamson
Help support the restoration of King Tiger V2 with the purchase of this King Tiger V2 Comic Art Print - 11 x 14 Inches
Proceeds from the sale of this product will be allocated towards our fundraising target – and our goal to restore KTV2 to running condition.
KTV2 is the oldest King Tiger in existence and the only survivor to have been fitted with the pre-production turret. It was the second off the production line – and that’s why it’s known as “V2”. The V is short for “Versuchs”, which roughly translates as “trial”.
Send your loved one this King Tiger V2 Tank themed greetings card! Card is left blank inside for your own message
This card measures 17.5cm H 12.6cm W, and is printed on 300gsm white board with a white recyclable envelope.
The card and envelope are supplied in a clear-biodegradable/compostable corn/potato starch bag.
The bags are fully biodegradable which means that they break down to CO2 and water which can then be reused in the eco system to make new plants. This will happen in either home, commercial composting or landfill.
