Aber 35120 Panzer IA cz.3 wnetrze (TRI) (1/35)

The photo-etched detail set "Aber 35120 Panzer IA cz.3 wnetrze (TRI) in 1:35 scale" is a high-quality modeling accessory designed for detailed interior replication of the German light tank Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. A (Panzer IA). This product is created for model kits from renowned plastic injection model manufacturers and is especially recommended for the Tristar kit.

The Panzer I is a light tank used by the German army primarily between 1935 and 1941, with its combat debut during the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939). In subsequent years, it participated in, among others, the September Campaign of 1939 and operations in Norway, France, and on the Eastern Front during World War II. Although the tank's armor and armament were modest, it played an important training and organizational role in the development of German armored forces during the interwar period and the early stages of World War II.

Category: Photoetched set - scale modeling accessory for plastic model kits.

The set includes:

• Precisely crafted photo-etched parts made from thin brass sheet, significantly enhancing the realism of the tank’s interior.
• Details for the crew cabin, control panels, handling instruments, and internal equipment.
• Easy to integrate with the Tristar plastic kit or models from other manufacturers in this scale.
• Detailed step-by-step assembly instructions in the form of clear diagrams.

Material: Photo-etched brass – allows for exceptional precision and fine detail not achievable with traditional plastic parts. The product does not include resin parts or turned metal elements.

The Aber 35120 set is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers wishing to build a realistic 1:35 scale Panzer IA replica with a detailed interior. It delivers outstanding realism and elevates the building experience. Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 (recommended for those experienced with photo-etched details). This product is particularly recommended for historical modelers and armored vehicle enthusiasts of the Second World War who demand the highest quality detail reproduction.