RB Model 350L04 Lufa Borodino, Imperator Aleksander III, Orieł, Kniaź Suworow, Sława 1/350

RB Model 350L04 is a set of precisely manufactured metal barrels intended for early 20th-century Russian battleships: Borodino, Imperator Aleksander III, Orieł, Kniaź Suworow, and Sława, in the popular 1/350 scale. Designed with advanced modelers in mind, this set allows you to create realistic replicas of the main armament (4 barrels, 305 mm) and medium artillery (12 barrels, 152 mm) of the listed vessels. The barrels are made of high-quality metal using micro-lathe turning technology, providing unrivaled detail accuracy and perfect reproduction of the originals' proportions.

Historical and Technical Information

• Scale: 1/350
• Category: Metal accessories for plastic ship model kits
• Material: Precisely turned metal
• Dedicated models: Borodino-class battleships (incl. Borodino, Imperator Aleksander III, Orieł, Kniaź Suworow, Sława)
• Country of use: Russia (Russian Empire)
• Historical era: Interwar period and Russo-Japanese War (years of service: 1903–1906)
• Example of use: These battleships played a key role in the Battle of Tsushima during the Russo-Japanese War in 1905, forming the core of the Baltic Fleet.
• Contents: 4 x 305 mm barrels, 12 x 152 mm barrels – the set allows for a full replacement of plastic barrels in the model with very realistic and durable metal versions.

Advantages of the RB Model 350L04 Product

• Precision manufacturing guarantees reproduction of every detail in scale.
• High resistance to damage – metal barrels are significantly more durable than the plastic components from the base kit.
• Improves authenticity and enhances the aesthetic qualities of the finished model.
• Product from the renowned Polish manufacturer RB Model, highly regarded among modelers worldwide for excellent products at attractive prices.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

We strongly recommend this set to all modelers building realistic replicas of early 20th-century battleships, especially enthusiasts of naval history and historical dioramas. Assembly requires basic modeling skills, such as the precise installation of small, sub-millimeter components – suggested difficulty level: 3/5.