Aber 35L-039 Russian 100mm D-10S tank barrel for tank destroyer SU-100 (1/35)

Aber 35L-039 is a precisely crafted 1:35 scale D-10S tank barrel, designed specifically for the SU-100 self-propelled gun model. This dedicated set is an excellent addition for advanced modelers and anyone looking to give their model exceptional detail and realism. The product comes from the renowned Polish company Aber, known for the highest quality modeling accessories.

Product Characteristics:

• The barrel is made of precisely turned metal—guaranteeing excellent appearance, durability, and perfectly reproduced details compared to the plastic kit barrel.
• The 1:35 scale allows easy fitting to most popular plastic SU-100 kits available on the market, whether from Tamiya, Zvezda, Dragon, or others.
• Category: metal aftermarket modeling accessory for plastic kits.
• The set includes: a turned 100mm D-10S barrel and detailed mounting elements—everything needed for an easy replacement of the original kit barrel.

Historical Information:

The SU-100 is a Soviet self-propelled gun from World War II, introduced into service in 1944. It was effectively used by the Red Army during fighting on the Eastern Front, and the D-10S 100mm model provided powerful firepower capable of penetrating the armor of the latest German tanks, such as the Tiger and Panther. After the war, the SU-100 served in many Eastern Bloc countries as well as Middle Eastern states, taking part in military conflicts up until the 1970s.

Why choose this product?

• Guarantee of the highest manufacturing accuracy—the barrel retains subtle details impossible to achieve with plastic counterparts.
• Makes it easier to achieve a realistic appearance for your model on a diorama or in a collection.
• Simple installation allows every modeler to easily upgrade the level of detail.

Recommended for all modelers interested in Soviet military and World War II armored vehicles, especially those seeking to improve the realism and build quality of their SU-100 replica.
Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – suggested for intermediate and advanced modelers.