Aber R-25 US antenna and brackets (set of 3 pcs) 1/35

The Aber R-25 US antenna and brackets (set of 3 pcs) in 1/35 scale is a high-quality modelling accessory designed for the most demanding hobbyists focused on faithfully replicating American military vehicles from the World War II and Cold War periods. This product is crafted to enhance the realism of both plastic and resin models, making it an ideal addition to dioramas and vehicle reconstructions used by the US Army from the 1940s to the present day.

R-25 type antennas, together with dedicated brackets, were widely used on tanks, armored vehicles, transporters, and trucks of the United States Army. These antennas were installed on, among others, Shermans, M3 Half-Tracks, and numerous support vehicles. They were mounted on tank turrets, hulls, and command stations, where they ensured reliable radio communication during combat operations on many fronts—from the European theater of war to the Korean battlefield.

The set’s components are made from finely machined stainless steel and high-quality brass. The antennas offer exceptional flexibility and resistance to breakage during handling, which is a huge advantage compared to typical plastic antennas from model kits. The set includes three precisely crafted antennas with matching mounting brackets, allowing you to outfit multiple vehicles or prepare spare parts for future projects.

• Scale: 1/35 – compatible with most armored vehicle and softskin model kits available on the market
• Country of use: United States of America
• Historical period: World War II, Korean War, Cold War, modern times
• Material: stainless steel, brass
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched and metal add-ons
• Contents: 3 antennas and a complete set of brackets

Recommendation: The Aber R-25 US antenna and brackets set is recommended for all intermediate and advanced modellers seeking to give their American vehicle builds maximum realism and detail. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5—no specialist tools are required, but precise handling of small parts is advised. This is an indispensable addition for collectors and diorama creators looking to capture the smallest details of historical US military vehicles.