Photo-etched fenders for the T-34 tank (1942-45 version) in 1:35 scale from the Polish manufacturer Aber. A thin metal replacement for the plastic fenders of the Soviet medium tank: it is not a model but an accessory.
Aber 1:35 brackets for the side skirts of the Sturmgeschütz IV is a photo-etched metal detail set from the Polish manufacturer Aber for models of military equipment in 1:35 scale.
Aber 1:35 fenders and exhaust covers for the Sturmtiger is a photo-etched metal detail set from the Polish manufacturer Aber for models of military equipment in 1:35 scale.
Front and rear fenders for the Tiger II and the Jagdtiger are an Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. Thin metal fenders for German heavy equipment.
Workable hinges (second version) is a universal Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. It holds movable metal hinges for the doors, hatches and bins of equipment models.
Common turret elements for the Pz.Kpfw. III and the Pz.Kpfw. IV are an Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. Add-on turret parts shared by several versions of both tanks.
Fenders for the Jagdpanzer IV L/48 and L/70 is a photo-etched metal detail set from Aber in 1:35 scale. It is not a model but an accessory with faithfully thin sheet metal parts.
German soldier's gear (Second World War) is an Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. Items of personal gear for figures: buckles, clasps and parts of belts and pouches.
Fenders for Shermans with HVSS suspension is an Aber photo-etched metal detail set in 1:35 scale. It is not a model but an accessory with a true sheet thickness.
Anti-grenade turret screens for the Sd.Kfz. 234/1, 140/1, 251/23 and 250/9 (neu) is an Aber photo-etched metal detail set in 1:35 scale. It is an accessory, not a model.
The Browning M-1919 machine gun is an Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. An accurate metal replica of the American 7.62 mm machine gun as an accessory for models and dioramas.
Front fenders and mud flaps for the Panther Ausf. A/D is an Aber photo-etched metal detail set in 1:35 scale. It is not a model but an accessory with faithfully thin sheet metal parts.
Side skirts (Schürzen) for the Panther Ausf. G and the Jagdpanther is a photo-etched metal detail set from Aber in 1:35 scale. It is not a model but an accessory with a faithful sheet thickness.
Covering for the plastic fenders of the Pz.Kpfw. III and the Sturmgeschütz III is an Aber photo-etched detail set in 1:35 scale. It holds thin metal sheet for refining the surface of the fenders.
Wing nuts is a universal Aber photo-etched metal detail set in 1:35 scale. It is not a model but a set of small parts for a faithful rendering of wing nuts.
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