Aber 35076 Steyr 1500 A (TAM) (1/35) – photo-etched detail set

The presented product is a high-quality photo-etched detail set Aber 35076 dedicated to the Steyr 1500 A model in 1:35 scale (Tamiya). The Aber brand is valued by modelers all over the world for the precision and exceptional detail of its accessories, which elevate even the most demanding replicas to a new level of realism.

Product characteristics

• Dedicated to the Steyr 1500 A model by Tamiya, 1/35 scale
• Includes numerous photo-etched brass parts such as:
  • bodywork details (locks, hinges, handles)
  • headlight covers
  • interior cabin elements (dashboard, handles, small details)
  • wipers, nameplates, small cargo bed details
• Allows for extremely accurate replication of details not offered by basic kits
• Made from ultra-thin brass sheets – enables highlighting even the smallest details of the model
• The set does not contain plastic parts, it is not a standalone model – designed as an upgrade for the Tamiya Steyr 1500 A kit

Historical information about Steyr 1500 A

The Steyr 1500 A is an Austrian light off-road vehicle developed during World War II and widely used in the German Wehrmacht army. Produced between 1941 and 1945, it was used as a transport vehicle for soldiers and equipment, often seen on both the Eastern and Western fronts. Known for its durability and versatility, it became an icon of military vehicles of the period.

Product category and difficulty level

• Category: Photo-etched detail set for plastic model kit (upgrade, accessories)
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for advanced modelers due to demanding processing and assembly of delicate photo-etched parts

Who do we recommend it for?

Aber 35076 is the perfect choice for historical modeling enthusiasts who wish to enrich their collection with an exceptionally realistic replica of the Steyr 1500 A. This product is recommended for experienced modelers who are skilled in working with precise metal details. Essential for those who value authenticity and a unique level of realism in World War II vehicle dioramas and models.