Aber 35L-028n 88mm KwK36/L56 barrel for German Tank Tiger I, Ausf. E - with late muzzle brake (1/35)

Aber 35L-028n 88mm KwK36/L56 barrel is a top-quality modeling accessory designed for plastic models of the Tiger I Ausf. E tank in 1/35 scale. This product allows for an advanced conversion of the replica, significantly enhancing the realism and level of detail of the famous German tank gun 8.8 cm KwK 36/L56. This version is fitted with the distinctive late-type muzzle brake, as mounted on later-production Tiger I tanks.

Historical Information

The Tiger I Ausf. E tank was one of the most powerful German tanks of World War II, widely used on all fronts from 1942 to 1945. Its KwK 36/L56 88mm gun provided exceptional firepower, capable of destroying most Allied armored vehicles at long range. The Tiger's renowned armament became a symbol of German technological superiority, notably during battles such as Kursk, Normandy, and on the Eastern Front.

Product Details

• Category: Metal barrel for plastic scale model kits
• Scale: 1/35
• Original user's country: Germany
• Era of use: World War II (1942–1945)
• Material: Precisely turned metal (usually brass or steel), ensuring durability and strength
• Set includes: 88mm gun barrel with late-type muzzle brake, mounting rings, detail parts
• Add-ons: Advanced details, precision openings, realistic rifling reproduction

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Aber 35L-028n product is recommended especially for experienced modelers and any collector seeking the highest realism in their models. It requires precision and careful assembly, but the result is an exceptionally faithful replica of the Tiger I Ausf. E tank.
Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended modeling tools and basic experience with fine metal parts.

By choosing the Aber 35L-028n barrel, you invest in a perfect addition to your historical model—both for collectors and workshop enthusiasts. This product not only increases the value of your replica but also provides the satisfaction of working on detailed parts, bringing the effect closer to the real original from the World War II era.