Aber 350L-13 Set of 16 pcs 105 mm SFLAK barrels SKC/33 used in C/31 mount for German war ships (1/350)

The Aber 350L-13 set is a collection of sixteen precisely crafted model gun barrels, 105 mm SFLAK SKC/33 caliber, designed for installation in the C/31 mount. It is dedicated to German World War II warship models in 1:350 scale. The product is made from high-quality brass, guaranteeing exceptional durability, accuracy of detail, and ease of processing during model building. This set is primarily intended for plastic model kits of ships such as the Bismarck-class and Tirpitz-class battleships, the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, and other Kriegsmarine units fitted with medium-caliber artillery.

The 105 mm SKC/33 gun was one of the main components of the anti-aircraft and dual-purpose artillery used by the German navy during World War II (1939-1945). It was installed on modern battleships, cruisers, and destroyers, with the C/31 mount providing wide traverse and elevation for effective engagement of both air and surface targets. These guns played a key role during, among others, the Battle of the Atlantic and North Sea operations.

The Aber 350L-13 barrels are turned from brass, ensuring ideal cylindricity and thin wall thickness, which is impossible to achieve with plastic technology. The product has no casting gates or seams, which guarantees easy processing, superior visual effect, and realism even at the micro-detail level. Designed for the category of metal accessories for plastic model kits.

• Scale: 1/350 – ideal for popular warship model kits.
• Country of original use: Germany, Kriegsmarine.
• Period of use: World War II (1939–1945).
• Material: precisely turned brass.
• Accessories: the set does not include extra parts (only metal barrels).
• Category: metal accessories for plastic model kits.

We recommend this product both for advanced and intermediate modelers who want to improve the realism of their 1:350 scale warship models. Precise Aber brass barrels are an invaluable detail for World War II dioramas and ship reconstructions. Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – requires care during assembly, but should pose no problems for modelers with basic experience working with metal parts.