Aber 350L-50 Set of barrels: 203mm x 8, 100mm x 16, 37mm x 8 for Italian Navy Pola class heavy cruiser (1/350)

A precise set of metal barrels by Aber, dedicated to the model of the Italian Navy Pola class heavy cruiser in 1:350 scale. This is a perfect addition that significantly increases the realism of any ship model. The product includes a complete set of main and secondary armament barrels: eight 203mm barrels, sixteen 100mm barrels, and eight 37mm barrels. These elements are designed for advanced modelers who care about the highest fidelity in recreating the details of historical warships.

• Scale: 1/350
• Categories: Metal details for ship models, modeling accessories
• Nation of origin (ship): Italy
• Historical period: World War II
• Material: Precisely turned aluminum and brass
• Set includes: 8 x 203mm barrels, 16 x 100mm barrels, 8 x 37mm barrels

Heavy cruisers of the Pola class, including the most famous ship, Zara, represented the peak of Italian naval engineering in the 1930s. These vessels were launched in the interwar period and actively participated in the Regia Marina's operations during World War II, including the Battle of Cape Matapan in March 1941. They were primarily used to escort supply convoys but also participated in blockade operations in the Mediterranean Sea.

Aber's product stands out for its extremely high attention to detail. Each barrel is manufactured with accurate proportions, proper muzzle depth, and material texture, providing an excellent scale effect. Unlike plastic parts, this set ensures durability, precision, and ease of assembly—especially important for modelers seeking realistic solutions.

We highly recommend this product to advanced ship modelers and collectors who demand the highest finishing standards for their dioramas and models. The Aber 350L-50 set significantly enhances the final value of the model, allows for the creation of a professional replica, and is compatible with most 1:350 scale plastic kits of Pola-class ships. We rate the assembly difficulty at 4/5 – it requires precision and basic soldering or metal gluing skills.