Aber 35A125 Błotniki i osłony rur wydechowych do Tiger I (wczesna wersja) – scale 1:35

The precision photo-etched set Aber 35A125 has been specially designed for modelers building the German Tiger I tank, early production version, in the popular 1:35 scale. This high-quality product enables faithful reproduction of fender and exhaust pipe guard details, which significantly enhances the realism of any model representing the legendary German vehicle from World War II.

• Scale: 1:35
• Material: photo-etched brass sheet
• Category: plastic model accessories, photo-etched set
• Manufacturer: Aber (Poland)
• Application: for Tiger I Early Production models
• Assembly difficulty: 4/5

Historical context:
The Tiger I, officially known as Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. E, was one of the most recognizable heavy German tanks used during World War II. The early version was introduced into service in 1942 and took part in key campaigns on both the Eastern and Western Fronts—such as the Battle of Kursk, North Africa, and combat on the Italian front. Produced until mid-1944, the Tiger I was famous for its formidable firepower and exceptional armor, which made a great impression on its opponents.

The Aber 35A125 set includes highly detailed photo-etched fenders and exhaust pipe guards that replicate real vehicle components in micro scale. Thanks to the use of thin brass sheet, the parts not only present details excellently, but are also durable and easy to fit precisely to the plastic hull of a Tiger I model tank. The manufacturer paid attention to details unavailable in standard plastic kits, such as bends or characteristic cracks on the fenders—making it a perfect choice for demanding modelers.

We recommend this product to experienced modelers who strive for maximum realism in dioramas and competition models. The assembly difficulty level is 4/5—experience with photo-etched parts and proper modeling tools are required. By choosing Aber products, you are guaranteed the highest quality and historical authenticity in reproduction.