Aber R-31 Barrel cleaning rods with brackets for Tiger I & King Tiger (1/35) is a high-quality modelling accessory dedicated to 1:35 scale Tiger I and King Tiger tank models. This product has been precisely manufactured by the Polish company Aber, renowned in the modelling world as a producer of advanced photo-etched and metal components for military vehicle models. The barrel cleaning rods with brackets are an essential detail faithfully recreating the equipment of German tanks from World War II.

The Aber R-31 set includes precisely crafted barrel cleaning rods along with the appropriate mounting brackets. The set is made of high-quality metal – elements are resistant to deformation, perfectly replicate reality, and emphasize the authenticity of any model. These accessories are intended for self-assembly on Tiger I and King Tiger (Königstiger) tank models used by the German army during World War II, between 1942 and 1945.

Using this product significantly increases the level of realism in your model – cleaning rods were standard equipment on Tiger tanks, mounted on the sides of the vehicle and used by the crew to maintain the artillery piece. In plastic models, these are often rendered inaccurately or in a simplified form, which is why the Aber set is recommended for all who wish to achieve a professional effect and the highest standard of execution for historical vehicle replicas.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Metal (copper/bronze)
• Country of original use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: metal model accessories, model details
• The set does not include the vehicle model – it is dedicated as an add-on for Tiger I/Tiger II models from various producers

This product is recommended for intermediate and advanced modellers seeking faithful reproduction of details on historical German heavy tanks. Assembly difficulty: 3/5 (requires precision and basic metalworking skills).

With Aber R-31, any Tiger I or King Tiger model gains unique realism and an authentic appearance, making this set an ideal choice among enthusiasts of historical military models.