Aber 35P-02 German 280 mm R Grenates 4331 for Leopold Rail Gun 1:35

The detailed accessory set Aber 35P-02 German 280 mm R Grenates 4331 for Leopold Rail Gun in 1:35 scale is a high-quality product designed for modelers seeking authentic details for dioramas and replica models of the famous German heavy railway gun “Leopold” (K5(E)). The set is specifically designed to depict ammunition – 280 mm R 4331 grenades used by the Wehrmacht during World War II.

Model accessories – historical authenticity

The Aber grenade replicas offered are an excellent reproduction of the real armor-piercing shells used by the heavy railway artillery of the Third Reich. These shells were the main armament for the “Leopold,” one of the most famous railway guns of World War II, widely used during, among others, the Italian campaign and the siege of Sevastopol. Each element of this set is made from the highest quality material – precisely turned metal – faithfully representing both the correct shape and the surface texture of the original grenades.

• Scale: 1:35
• Dedicated for: German Leopold railway gun (K5(E))
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• User: Germany (Third Reich)
• Material: metal (turned parts)
• Set contents: 4 pieces of precisely made 280 mm R 4331 grenades
• Level of detail: recreated according to historical documentation

Product category

This set belongs to the category: model accessories, metal additions for plastic models. It significantly increases the realism of the finished model and diorama, providing details rarely achievable with standard plastic kits.

Who is it for?

This product is recommended for advanced modelers and collectors of historical military models in 1:35 scale who wish to make an exceptionally accurate replica of the Leopold gun’s armament. Due to the small parts and the need for precise assembly, the difficulty level is rated at 2/5.

By choosing Aber 35P-02, you get model accessories that not only enhance the quality of your replica, but also ensure authenticity and a perfect final result for displaying World War II military equipment.