Aber 35A050 Osłony przeciw panzerfaustom do T-34 i IS-2 (1/35)

The Aber 35A050 photo-etched anti-Panzerfaust shields set is a precisely crafted model accessory designed for the popular Soviet T-34 and IS-2 tanks in 1/35 scale. This type of shield was installed in the final stages of World War II by the Red Army to protect tanks from the highly effective German infantry weapon, the Panzerfaust—an anti-tank grenade launcher. Historical sources indicate that the use of mesh shields significantly enhanced the survivability of Soviet vehicles during urban combat, especially during the Battle of Berlin in 1945.

The offered set is made from high-quality brass sheet using the photo-etching method, ensuring unmatched detail, durability, and realistic final effect. The fine mesh faithfully reproduces the real-life appearance of shields mounted on actual vehicles and perfectly matches the 1/35 scale. Thanks to precision manufacturing, the components fit most plastic models of the T-34 and IS-2 available on the market, regardless of the base model manufacturer.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Country of use: Soviet Union
• Historical period: World War II, especially 1944–1945
• Intended use: accessory for plastic models for self-assembly
• The set does not include a plastic tank model. The set contains only the shield components and assembly instructions.

Aber 35A050 is a great choice for intermediate and advanced modelers seeking realistic details that will significantly enrich dioramas and vehicle collections from late World War II urban combat. Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – basic familiarity with photo-etched sets and the ability to glue small metal parts is required.

I recommend this product to modelers who expect a high level of historical accuracy in their model as well as to anyone who wants to add a realistic shield accent to their T-34 or IS-2 for the 1945 urban warfare setting. Aber accessories are renowned for their excellent quality and will be appreciated both by experienced hobbyists and ambitious collectors.