Aber 35090 Steyr 1500 (Komand) (TAM) 1/35

Aber 35090 Steyr 1500 (Komand) (TAM) Scale 1/35 – Detail Set for Models

The Aber 35090 set is intended for enhancing the plastic model of the Steyr 1500 Kommandeurwagen in 1/35 scale, produced by Tamiya. This is a unique set of photo-etched details created by the renowned Polish manufacturer Aber, specializing in top-quality modeling accessories. This product is aimed at both advanced and intermediate modelers who wish to raise the realism of their Steyr 1500 model to perfection.

• Scale: 1/35
• Vehicle country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1941–1945)
• Category: Photo-etched details for plastic models

Historical description of the Steyr 1500 Komand vehicle

The Steyr 1500A was a German light off-road car produced during World War II by the Austrian company Steyr-Daimler-Puch. The Kommandeurwagen (Komand) version was a luxury variant adapted for transporting higher-ranking officers of the Wehrmacht and other formations. These vehicles stood out not only for their reliability but also functionality – they were widely used by front-line units, command posts, and headquarters on every front of the conflict, from Russia to North Africa.

Product characteristics

• Material: High-precision photo-etched brass sheet
• The set includes details such as: improved wipers, hinges, handles, mounts, brackets, interior and body elements of the vehicle
• Application: For the Steyr 1500 Komand model by Tamiya (1/35)
• Possibility to enhance the level of detail and realism of the entire model
• Photo-etched parts allow for realistic finishing of even very small elements

Why choose Aber 35090 Steyr 1500 (Komand) (TAM)?

The set is dedicated to modelers seeking the highest level of realism and detail in their dioramas and historical models. It will perfectly complement a collection of World War II vehicle models, both as dioramas and single displays. The product is recommended for intermediate and advanced hobbyists – assembly difficulty is rated at 4/5 due to the need for precise gluing and experience with assembling delicate photo-etched parts.