Aber 35L-176 Zestaw luf do czołgu T-35 1938/1939 Scale 1:35

The Aber 35L-176 barrel set is dedicated to advanced modelers who want to recreate the Soviet heavy tank T-35 from 1938/1939 with remarkable precision. The set is designed for 1:35 scale models and contains a set of high-quality, metal barrels which significantly enhance the realism of the replica. This product was created with demanding customers in mind—those who value intricate detail and historical accuracy.

Historical Information

The T-35 is a multi-turreted heavy tank designed in the Soviet Union, used primarily during World War II, although it debuted in the interwar period. It entered service in the 1930s, and the 1938/1939 production versions represented the final and most advanced iterations of this vehicle. T-35 tanks fought, among others, during the Eastern Campaign in 1941. It was one of the symbols of Soviet armored power of that time, though in practice it proved to be very difficult to operate and prone to malfunctions.

Product Features

• Scale: 1:35 (perfectly compatible with the most popular plastic T-35 tank models available on the market)
• Country of use: Soviet Union
• Material: Precisely turned metal – barrels provide significantly better durability and aesthetics compared to plastic parts
• Set contents: a complete set of main gun and machine gun barrels, in accordance with the historical configuration of the vehicle (i.e. 76.2 mm and 45 mm guns as well as DT machine gun barrels)
• Category: Metal accessories for model building, dedicated to plastic models
• Usage: replacement for original plastic barrels in T-35 tank kits, including those from Zvezda or Hobby Boss

Why choose the Aber 35L-176 set?

The Aber barrel set stands out due to its exceptional manufacturing precision, resulting in extraordinary detail on your model. Metal barrels not only add realism but are also more resistant to damage and deformation common with plastic alternatives. The product is dedicated to experienced modelers seeking the highest quality, as well as collectors wanting to display their replicas to the highest standards. The assembly difficulty level is rated 4/5 – it requires precision and care when replacing factory parts and skill in working with metal accessories.