Aber 35176 Sdkfz.181 Pzkpfw.VI (P) vol.2 - Additional set Fenders (1/35) – detailed photo-etched set for Tiger (P) tank models

Aber 35176 Sdkfz.181 Pzkpfw.VI (P) vol.2 is a high-quality photo-etched detail set dedicated to heavy tank models of the PzKpfw VI Tiger (P) in 1:35 scale. This product was developed with utmost precision by the renowned manufacturer Aber, known for exceptionally fine and detailed parts that significantly enhance the visual aspects of any armored vehicle model.

The set offers a complete array of additional fenders and matching details, allowing you to build an extremely realistic and meticulously recreated replica of the German PzKpfw VI Tiger (P) tank (Ferdinand Porsche Prototype). The included photo-etched elements are excellent replacements for plastic original parts from base kits, increasing the level of detail on screws, hinges, or brackets.

• Scale: 1:35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Material: photo-etched brass parts
• Set contents: full set of authentic fenders, small mounting elements, and assembly details
• Category: photo-etched detail set for plastic model kits

Historical background: The PzKpfw VI Tiger (P), known as the Tiger (Porsche), was a prototype of a German heavy tank developed during the challenging period of the Second World War. Although it did not enter full mass production in favor of the competing Henschel design, a few Tiger (P) units saw combat or were converted into Elefant self-propelled guns. Accurately recreating this unusual vehicle is a true treat for experienced modelers and military technology history enthusiasts.

We recommend this product especially to advanced modelers who value the highest level of reproduction and authenticity of historical vehicle details. The Aber 35176 set enables precise finishing of your model and is also an excellent choice for modeling competitions or historical diorama projects.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – requires advanced modeling skills, experience working with small parts, and familiarity with photo-etched assembly techniques.