Aber 35213 French battle tank B1 bis version with narrow fenders (1/35)

The Aber 35213 photo-etched set, dedicated to the French heavy tank B1 bis model presented in the version with narrow fenders in 1/35 scale, is a proposition for advanced modelers seeking to elevate their replicas to the level of professional realism. This product comes from the renowned Polish manufacturer Aber, known for its exceptional attention to detail and high-quality materials.

Specification and set contents

• Category: Photo-etched (metal) set for plastic model
• Scale: 1/35
• Material: Photo-etched sheet (brass)
• Intended for: French B1 bis tank model with narrow fenders
• Additions: Advanced details, including handles, covers, ventilation grilles, mounting elements, and external details
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – experience with photo-etched sets is recommended

Historical information about the B1 bis vehicle

The characteristic French heavy tank B1 bis is a combat vehicle from World War II. Produced between 1937 and 1940 and used mainly by the French Army, it played a significant role in the French campaign of 1940. The B1 bis was equipped with powerful armor and its main 75 mm gun mounted in the hull, as well as a turret with a 47 mm cannon. It was known for its impressive resistance to enemy fire and the difficulty the Wehrmacht's armored vehicles had in combating it during battles on the Western Front, such as at Stonne or along the Maginot Line.

Advantages and application of the Aber 35213 set

The set is intended for modelers who value historical accuracy and precise replication of details. The photo-etched components significantly enrich a standard plastic model—giving the vehicle a realistic, metallic look for details that cannot be achieved with plastic parts. The comprehensive instructions guide you through the assembly process, but experience with handling photo-etched elements is strongly recommended.

Who is this product for?

The Aber 35213 French battle tank B1 bis version with narrow fenders is an excellent choice for both enthusiasts of World War II military history and modelers creating historical dioramas. It is recommended for advanced modelers who want to achieve the effect of a faithfully recreated authentic combat vehicle. Careful craftsmanship and richness of detail guarantee satisfaction upon completion.