Aber 35190 Russian heavy tank KV-1 - vol.1 - basic set (1/35) – Model Detail Set

Discover the exceptional enhancement set Aber 35190 Russian heavy tank KV-1 - vol.1 - basic set, dedicated to modelers building the Soviet heavy tank KV-1 in 1:35 scale. This product is intended for plastic model kits, allowing for a significant increase in the realism of this famous World War II vehicle.

The KV-1, also known as КВ-1, entered service with the Red Army at the end of 1939 and was one of the most heavily armored tanks of its time. Widely used between 1940 and 1944, it had its first combat experience during the conflict with Finland and was then mass-deployed on the Eastern Front against the Wehrmacht. Its design stood out with thick armor and a solid cannon, often giving it an advantage during the initial period of the war.

The Aber 35190 set includes precisely crafted photo-etched parts made of high-quality stainless steel, as well as small metal details that enable significant upgrades to the external features and additional equipment of the tank. Handles, covers, tensioning mechanism details, meshes, and mounting elements – all made with attention to replicating the smallest details based on historical documentation. This set has been optimized specially for leading 1:35 scale model brands – no sanding of plastic parts is required, and assembly is intuitive thanks to a color-illustrated manual.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: USSR
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Material: stainless steel – photo-etched parts, metal details
• Intended for plastic assembly models
• Basic set – enhances the external realism of the KV-1 model
• Does not include base model – the set is dedicated to upgrading selected plastic model kits

We recommend the Aber 35190 set to both intermediate and experienced modelers seeking historical accuracy and realism. Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires the use of precise modeling tools but includes a clear manual. The perfect choice for diorama projects and collectible models from the Eastern Front!