Aber R-17 Workbench (1/35) – Precision Workbench for Dioramas

Aber R-17 Workbench in 1/35 scale is an exceptional modelling accessory produced by the renowned Polish company Aber, which is a world leader in the production of photo-etched accessories for modelers. This product is aimed at advanced enthusiasts building dioramas and historical scenes with a high level of detail reproduction.

High Quality and Precision Craftsmanship

The Aber R-17 Workbench set consists of elements made using photo-etching technology from high-quality brass sheet. The kit does not contain any plastic or resin parts; all components are made from extremely thin, meticulously etched brass, enabling impressive detail fidelity and an attractive finish.

Historical Application and Realistic Appearance

The model represents a typical workbench used in European military and civilian workshops during World War II and the postwar period. It was a common fixture in both German and Allied workshops, making it a perfect addition to any diorama depicting scenes from 1939–1950. You can use it to recreate German technical support units, a tank workshop, or a field repair and logistics station.

Set Details

• Precise workbench components, as well as additional tools and equipment
• Photo-etched, thin brass sheets for realistic bending and assembly of elements
• Realistic details: drawers, knobs, reinforcements, and tool shelves
• Instructions with clear assembly diagrams

Product Category

This product belongs to the category of 1/35 scale photo-etched modelling accessories designed for dioramas and to complement military vehicle models or outdoor scenes.

Difficulty Level and Recommendations

The Aber R-17 Workbench set is especially recommended for advanced modelers who already have experience working with photo-etched components. Due to the microelements and the need for precise bending and gluing, the assembly difficulty level is rated at 4/5. This product will be an invaluable addition to both historical dioramas and collector displays, enhancing the level of detail and realism of the entire composition.