Aber 35095 SU-122 (TAM) (1/35) — Photo-Etched Accessories Set for SU-122 Tamiya Model

The Aber 35095 SU-122 (TAM) photo-etched set in 1/35 scale is a unique option for modelers wishing to greatly enhance the realism of their Soviet SU-122 self-propelled gun model, designed for the Tamiya kit. Products from the renowned Aber brand have for years been valued among advanced modelers for the high quality and precision of their photo-etched parts.

The set contains high-quality photo-etched elements made from thin brass sheets, perfectly reproducing details impossible to achieve with standard plastic models—such as handles, meshes, clamps, hatch details, and other small components of the vehicle's exterior equipment. This allows you to significantly enrich any SU-122 model with precisely replicated, fine details that decide the authentic appearance of the finished replica.

• Scale: 1/35
• Category: Photo-etched set – accessories for plastic models
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheet
• Manufacturer: Aber
• Designed for: SU-122 Tamiya model

The SU-122 self-propelled gun was an element of the Soviet armored forces during World War II. The design, based on the T-34 tank chassis, played an important role on the Eastern Front as artillery support for the infantry of the Red Army. The SU-122 was used between 1942 and 1945, participating in the Battle of Kursk and in many later offensive operations during the war.
Building an SU-122 model enriched with the elements from the Aber 35095 set allows you to recreate the vehicle with the finest details. Adding realistic handles, ventilation grilles, turret details, and other characteristic elements is an excellent way to enhance the historical and aesthetic value of any World War II diorama.

We recommend this set to all modelers with moderate to advanced experience (difficulty level: 3/5), who are looking for an ambitious addition to building armored models, and who value high quality and realism in detail. The Aber 35095 SU-122 (TAM) set is an investment in detail that will clearly distinguish your model from the rest.