Aber 35047 Sturmtiger 38cm RW61 Assault Mortar Part 2 Interior (TAM, ITA) 1/35 scale

Aber 35047 is an advanced detail-up set designed for the interior construction of the famous German self-propelled gun Sturmtiger 38cm RW61 in 1/35 scale. The set is dedicated to Tamiya and Italeri kits, significantly enhancing their level of detail through professionally crafted photo-etched parts.

Product Features

• Precise interior components for the Sturmtiger made from high-quality photo-etched metal sheets.
• Compatible with Tamiya and Italeri plastic models in 1/35 scale.
• Parts faithfully reproduce details of both the crew compartment and the mechanisms for loading and operating the 38cm RW61 mortar.
• Includes intricate details such as interior fittings, instrument panels, communication systems, and ammunition.
• No resin parts; the set consists solely of photo-etched stainless steel.

Sturmtiger – Historical Background

Sturmtiger (Sd.Kfz. 205) was a German heavy assault vehicle from the period of World War II. Based on the hull of the Tiger I tank, it was armed with a powerful 38cm RW61 rocket mortar. Its primary purpose was to breach heavily fortified positions during urban combat, especially during the Warsaw Uprising and the Battle of Aachen. Production began in 1944, and the vehicles served in the Wehrmacht until the end of the war.

Product Category and Intended Use

• Category: Upgrade set – photo-etched interior details.
• Material: photo-etched stainless steel.
• For use exclusively with 1/35 scale plastic model kits – this is not a standalone model.
• Recommended for experienced modelers seeking the highest level of realism and interior detailing for their models.

Difficulty Level

• Difficulty: 4/5 – requires precise assembly skills and familiarity with working with photo-etched parts.

Why Choose Aber 35047?

With this set, your Sturmtiger model will achieve an exceptional level of detail, increasing both realism and collectible value. Aber 35047 is the perfect choice for historical modeling enthusiasts, collectors, and those participating in modeling competitions who demand the highest quality craftsmanship and historical accuracy.