Aber 35L-309 Lufa 76,2mm D-56T do rosyjskiego czołgu PT-76 mod.1951 1/35

The featured Aber 35L-309 metal barrel is a precisely crafted 76.2mm D-56T gun barrel replacement designed for 1/35 scale models representing the Russian PT-76 amphibious tank model 1951. This product significantly enhances the realism of your model, offering a level of detail unattainable with the plastic barrels provided in standard kits. The barrel was created by the renowned Polish company Aber, specializing in the manufacture of metal modeling accessories.

• Scale: 1/35 – fits most PT-76 plastic models available on the market (including Trumpeter, Eastern Express).
• User country: USSR (Russia), exported to Warsaw Pact countries as well as Asia and Africa.
• Material: High-quality turned brass – ensures longevity, resistance to deformation, and perfectly replicated details of the muzzle port and original rifling.
• Category: Metal barrel (modeling accessory for 1/35 scale tank models).

The PT-76 is a Soviet light amphibious tank, used from the early 1950s up to the present day in some world armies. Thanks to its excellent swimming capabilities, the PT-76 set the standard for support vehicles in Soviet reconnaissance and landing units, as well as in the armed forces of countries such as North Korea, India, and Egypt. Its D-56T 76.2mm gun was designed for engagements with light armored vehicles and infantry.

The Aber 35L-309 metal barrel guarantees excellent finish quality and ease of installation – eliminating the need for tedious filling and sanding required with two- or three-part plastic barrels. It also provides much sharper and deeper detail of the muzzle rifling and a better fit with the model's turret. It is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers looking for high-quality parts to upgrade their scale builds.

We recommend: The Aber 35L-309 is an essential upgrade for any 1/35 scale PT-76 model, ideal for modelers who value realism and the reliability of metal parts. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5 – basic experience working with metal components and modeling tools is sufficient to achieve a professional result.