Aber 35071 Panzerjager I (górna część kadłuba) (ITA,ZVE) 1/35

Aber 35071 Panzerjager I (górna część kadłuba) is a high-quality set dedicated to 1/35 scale models, specifically designed for conversion of models by Italeri and Zvezda. This product is manufactured by the renowned Polish company Aber, recognized as a leader in photo-etched accessories and details for plastic scale modeling.

The set features the upper hull part of the Panzerjäger I vehicle, which was the first German tank destroyer extensively used by the Wehrmacht during World War II from 1940 to 1943. The Panzerjäger I was created by adapting the chassis of Panzer I Ausf. B light tanks and mounting a Czech-made 4.7 cm PaK (t) anti-tank gun. Approximately 202 units were built by Germany and saw wide use on such fronts as France, North Africa, and the Eastern Front, providing crucial support to mobile armored forces against Soviet and Allied tanks.

The set is made from photo-etched brass sheet, allowing for highly realistic and precise details unattainable with standard plastic parts. Thanks to the use of thin brass, the components are durable, yet easy to work with and assemble. The product does not include a plastic base model; it is a specialized modeling upgrade — an accessory that brings a perfect realism to your Panzerjäger I replica, capturing the finest authentic details unique to this vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Dedicated for Italeri and Zvezda models
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Use: German army (Wehrmacht)
• Product type: photo-etched detail, upper hull part
• Category: accessories for plastic scale model kits

We recommend this product to all advanced modelers who wish to enrich their models with extremely precise elements that are true to the original design. The Aber 35071 upgrade is the perfect choice for armor enthusiasts and those who value historical accuracy. The assembly difficulty is rated at level 4 (on a scale of 1-5) – recommended for experienced modelers with practice in working with photo-etched parts. It offers unparalleled realism and elevates the collectible value of any Panzerjäger I model.