The Aber 35A006 turret shields, designed for the 1:35 scale PzKpfw IV tank model, are an excellent set dedicated to demanding modelers. The product is made from high-quality photo-etched brass sheet, enabling the recreation of the most detailed elements of the additional armor, which was factory-installed or fitted in the field on the turret of the German medium tank Panzerkampfwagen IV.

The PzKpfw IV was one of the most important German tanks of World War II and took part in battles on all fronts from 1939 to 1945, serving primarily in the German Army (Heer) and other Axis forces. This tank became particularly renowned during the campaigns on the Eastern Front, in North Africa, and in Normandy. In response to the threat posed by enemy anti-tank weapons, wire and steel shields (so-called "Schürzen") were introduced to increase protection for both the turret and hull.

The Aber 35A006 set comprises precisely made photo-etched elements that allow you to replicate the “Schürzen” on the turret—a typical modification from 1943–1945. The set elements are made from thin, durable brass sheet, which makes it possible to achieve the realistic thickness and texture of the shields compared to the plastic parts available in basic model kits. In addition, the product contains details such as clasps, supports, and mounts, which significantly increase the realism of the completed miniature.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality brass sheet (photo-etched)
• Intended for: Panzer IV tank models from the World War II era
• Use: Germany (Wehrmacht) – 1943–1945
• Category: photo-etched accessories for plastic models
• The set includes detailed turret anti-rocket shields and their complete mountings

This product is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers who want to significantly enhance and enrich the detail of their PzKpfw IV model. The assembly difficulty level is estimated at 3/5—requiring precision and skill in working with small photo-etched elements. Aber 35A006 is an indispensable set for military history enthusiasts, re-enactors, and those striving for maximum realism in their 1:35 scale collections.