Aber Tiger I, Ausf.E - Early version (Basic set)
 

Has anyone used the Aber sets before and if so are they easy to work with?

Thanks

RE: Aber Tiger I, Ausf.E - Early version (Basic set)
 

the sets are very nice and easy to work with, and they realy enhance the model.................tony.

RE: Aber Tiger I, Ausf.E - Early version (Basic set)
 

It looks like you have to mold a lot of parts so I thought it would have been hard.

Darryl

RE: Aber Tiger I, Ausf.E - Early version (Basic set)
 

I have used the 1/16 Aber kit a lot of the parts are fiddly and very small the driver/radio hatch detail will take you more than a day to compete per hatch a lot of the parts act as molds where you have to fill them then drill holes the best parts of the kit are the exhaust and side fenders however front and rear mud guards are a lot of work and totally unsuitable to RC these parts will get riped off in no time, the kit will more than double the build time of your Tiger though the detail it will add will be very good, you will require various small pliers/tweezers and an etch mate to build this kit if you have no previous experience with PE kits this one may be best left alone.
A few pictures of my Tiger build with the Aber kit
http://www.modelwarfare.co.uk/graphics/Rivet01/
http://www.modelwarfare.co.uk/graphics/Rivet03/