Master SM-350-114 SMS Emden – 5,2 cm SK L/55 guns 1/350

The Master SM-350-114 SMS Emden – 5.2 cm SK L/55 guns set in 1/350 scale is an extremely precise set of eight naval artillery pieces designed for the model of the German light cruiser SMS Emden from the World War I era. This set is an excellent addition for modelers wishing to enrich their builds with faithfully reproduced details true to the historical original.

SMS Emden was a famous German light cruiser of the Dresden class, part of the Kaiserliche Marine (Imperial German Navy) and in service between 1909 and 1914, during World War I. The ship gained legendary fame for its successful commerce raiding operations in the Indian Ocean, including the raid on the Cocos Islands and the Battle of Cocos. Its armament included 5.2 cm SK L/55 guns, which were among the characteristic elements of its defensive equipment.

• Scale: 1/350
• Country of use: Germany (Kaiserliche Marine)
• Historical period: World War I
• Material: highest quality resin, photo-etched (PE) parts, and precisely turned metal components
• Number of parts: 8 pieces of 5.2 cm SK L/55 guns
• Category: modeling accessories, upgrade set, resin model with photo-etched and metal details

Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers due to small, precise parts requiring accuracy and the use of adhesives for resin and metal components.

We recommend this product to all modelers who wish to accurately reproduce the details of their SMS Emden 1/350 scale model or build a World War I diorama. Thanks to the combination of three different materials (resin, PE, turned metal), the Master SM-350-114 set provides the highest level of realism—the barrels have the correct shape and proportions, while the photo-etched parts replicate elements impossible to achieve with traditional techniques. The set significantly enhances the quality of the finished model and is an essential addition for historical naval modeling projects.

The perfect choice for naval modeling enthusiasts and collectors building accurate replicas of German fleet units from the Great War era.