Aber 35147 Soviet KV I Tank Part 5 – Toolboxes for Late Fenders (TAM) (1/35)

The Aber 35147 Soviet KV I Tank Part 5 – Toolboxes for Late Fenders (TAM) set in 1/35 scale is a high-quality photo-etched element intended for advanced modelers for self-assembly. The product is dedicated to Tamiya models depicting the Soviet heavy tank KV I (Kliment Voroshilov) from later production periods, equipped with distinctive, modified fenders and toolboxes mounted on them.

The KV I tank was a mainstay of the Soviet armored forces during the difficult early stages of World War II. It became famous during the defense of Leningrad and in the battles near Moscow between 1941 and 1943. The KV I’s resilient armor and robust construction often gave it the advantage in encounters with German tanks in the early years of the conflict. Examples of their use include the battles of Rzhev and Stalingrad.

This Aber set, made of photo-etched brass sheet, faithfully reproduces the details of the external toolboxes fitted to late versions of the KV I. It offers much finer detailing than standard plastic parts from the base model. The set includes precisely cut metal sheets, allowing for realistic handles, locks, hinges, and toolbox shapes of correct proportions. The pieces are thin, resistant to damage, and easy to fit, while the excellent surface detailing lends your model an authentic, historical character.

• Category: Photo-etched detail set for 1/35 scale plastic models
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheet
• Dedicated for: Tamiya KV I kits from late production series
• Historical period in use: World War II, mainly 1941–1943
• Country of use: USSR
• Contents: toolbox elements, complete assembly instructions
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5
• Recommended for: Experienced modelers who value realism and detailed execution of historic armored vehicles from World War II

By choosing Aber 35147, you get a reliable way to enhance your KV I model by faithfully replicating the details and achieving maximum historical realism. An excellent choice for enthusiasts of Soviet armored weaponry and advanced war diorama builders!