Aber 35229 Jagdtiger (Sd.Kfz. 186) - vol. 2 - additional set - fenders is a high-quality photo-etched accessory set dedicated to the model of the German tank destroyer Jagdtiger (Sd.Kfz. 186) in the popular 1:35 scale. This set was developed by the renowned Polish company Aber, known for its precision and excellent reproduction of details in modeling accessories.

The Jagdtiger tank destroyer was developed by Germany during World War II. Produced from 1944, it was mainly used towards the end of the conflict on both the Western and Eastern fronts by the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS. Thanks to its powerful 128 mm cannon, it became one of the most dangerous armored vehicles of that era, although only a small number were built (about 88 vehicles). Jagdtigers took part in defensive operations during the fighting around the Rhine and in the Hungary region, among others.

The presented Aber 35229 set allows for an exceptionally realistic reproduction of the fenders of this legendary vehicle. It is made of top-quality photo-etched metal sheet (steel or brass), providing sharp and distinct details unattainable with plastic parts from base kits. The set includes elements for the front, rear, and side fenders, as well as hinges and mounts — all faithful to the original technical solutions used on the Jagdtiger vehicle.

• The set is intended for self-assembly and requires minimal metalworking skills as well as modeling tools, such as tin snips, tweezers, and cyanoacrylate glue.
• This product is dedicated to intermediate and advanced modelers who expect the highest level of detail when recreating historical armored vehicles.
• This accessory will significantly enhance the realism of any Jagdtiger model produced by Tamiya, Dragon, or Trumpeter.
• The set does not include a plastic model — it consists solely of photo-etched parts designed to complement a chosen base kit in 1:35 scale.

Category: Model accessories, photo-etched metal set
Build difficulty level: 4/5
Recommended for all enthusiasts of German armored vehicles and advanced modelers striving for a perfect final effect in a diorama or collection.