Aber 350L-52 Set of Barrels for Japan Heavy Cruiser Mogami (1942) 1/350

The Aber 350L-52 set of barrels for the Japanese heavy cruiser Mogami (1942) in 1/350 scale is a top-class modeling accessory dedicated to all naval model enthusiasts. This precise set includes metal main and secondary artillery barrels in four sizes: 203 mm (10 pieces), 127 mm (8 pieces), 25 mm (8 pieces), and 13 mm (4 pieces). All elements are made from the highest quality brass, guaranteeing exceptional durability, detail, and realism that far surpass the standard plastic parts from basic sets.

The historic heavy cruiser Mogami was a pride of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Launched in the mid-1930s, it underwent numerous modernizations, and in 1942 played an important role, including in the Battle of the Coral Sea and at Midway. It was famous for its powerful artillery battery, which you can now faithfully recreate thanks to this barrel set from Aber.

• Scale: 1/350
• Country of use: Japan
• Historical period: World War II
• Version: for the 1942 ship (after main armament modernization)
• Material: precisely turned brass
• Category: accessory set – metal barrels for plastic ship models
• Includes: 10 x 203 mm barrel, 8 x 127 mm barrel, 8 x 25 mm barrel, 4 x 13 mm barrel
• Manufacturer: Aber – a renowned Polish modeling company specializing in precision metal accessories

The Aber 350L-52 set is designed for plastic models of the Mogami cruiser in 1/350 scale, e.g., from brands like Tamiya or Fujimi. Installing the barrels requires delicacy and experience, therefore we particularly recommend it to advanced modelers and collectors looking to achieve the highest level of realism in their dioramas or collections. Thanks to the use of metal barrels, your model will not only gain in detail, but also in durability and authentic appearance – the thin-walled, precisely executed muzzle holes look much better than standard plastic alternatives.

Assembly difficulty level: 4/5. The product is especially recommended to intermediate and advanced modelers as well as naval enthusiasts who value exceptional craftsmanship and attention to historical realism.