Aber 35G11 Grille cover for russian tank T-34/76 model 1940 (1/35)

Aber 35G11 is a precisely made air outlet grille cover dedicated to the Soviet T-34/76 model 1940 tank in the popular 1/35 scale. This product has been designed by the renowned Polish company Aber, known for producing the highest quality photo-etched details for armor scale modellers.

Technical Data and Material

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Photo-etched brass sheet – provides ultra-realistic replication of fine details and excellent durability.
• Intended use: For plastic models of T-34/76 model 1940 – a part for installation on various kits of this T-34 version available on the market.
• Add-ons: The set does not include any plastic parts; it is a strictly photo-etched set.

Historical Description of the Model

The cover reproduced by the Aber 35G11 set was a characteristic detail of the Soviet T-34/76 model 1940 tank, one of the most recognizable and revolutionary armored vehicles of the 20th century. The T-34/76 introduced a number of technical innovations that had a crucial influence on the course of armored warfare during World War II. It was widely used by the Red Army from 1940 onwards, including during Operation Barbarossa and the Battle of Kursk. The effectiveness of the tank, its armor, and modern design solutions made the T-34/76 the mainstay of Soviet armored forces in the early years of the conflict.

Application, Advantages, and Target Group

• This product is intended for advanced and intermediate modellers who want to significantly increase the realism of their T-34/76 model thanks to a realistic texture and details unattainable in standard plastic kits.
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – requires basic skills in working with photo-etched parts (cutting, bending, precise gluing).
• Category: Photo-etched accessories for plastic models.
• An ideal choice for modelers who value historical accuracy and high quality of details.

We recommend Aber 35G11 to every armor modeller who wants to take their T-34/76 model to the next level of authenticity! This is a detail that makes a difference on a diorama or in a modelling competition.