FlyHawk Model FH350143 WWII Royal Navy QF Mk.III 114mm (4.5 inch) Metal Barrels (12 Pcs.) 1/350

FlyHawk Model FH350143 is a high-quality set of twelve metal barrels designed for model ships of the British Royal Navy from World War II, in the popular 1/350 scale. This product is intended for the enhancement of plastic models, especially ships that were historically equipped with the famous British QF Mk.III 114 mm (4.5 inch) anti-aircraft guns. These components were widely used by the Royal Navy from the early 1930s until the end of World War II, forming a crucial part of the air defense on ships such as Dido-class light cruisers and O- and P-class destroyers.

• Scale: 1/350, perfect for warship models and allowing the replication of even the finest weapon details.
• Country of use: United Kingdom (Royal Navy), era: World War II.
• Historical overview: The QF Mk.III 114 mm (4.5 inch) gun was the primary anti-aircraft armament of British ships. It participated in the protection of Atlantic convoys and naval operations in the Mediterranean Sea, among others. Distinguished by its good rate of fire and robust construction, it provided high reliability throughout the war.
• Material: Top-quality machined aluminum, ensuring faithful scale reproduction and exceptional durability of details compared to plastic equivalents.
• Set contents: 12 precisely crafted metal barrels, compatible with the most popular British plastic ship models, e.g., from Flyhawk, Trumpeter, or Tamiya.
• Product category: Upgrade/Detailing set – metal accessories for model building.
• Application: Ideal for modelers who want to increase the realism and detailing of their World War II-era ship models. Perfect for building dioramas as well as for accurately recreating historical ships in collections.
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – recommended for both intermediate and advanced modelers. Requires basic skills in working with small metal parts.

We highly recommend the FlyHawk Model FH350143 product to anyone who wants to achieve authenticity and a perfect appearance for their World War II warship model. It's an investment in detail with instantly visible results—the metal barrels perfectly imitate the original guns, enhancing the value and realism of every replica.