Aber 350-02 Ship Chain Railing (1/350)

Aber 350-02 Ship Chain Railing (1/350) is a high-quality photo-etched part, created especially for modelers assembling ships in the popular 1:350 scale. This product is dedicated both to experienced modelers and ambitious enthusiasts who want to greatly increase the realism of their ship models by faithfully reproducing architectural deck details.

Chain railings were widely used on navy vessels of various countries during World War I, the interwar period, and World War II alike. Such safety barriers were installed on the decks of battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and escort ships, serving as protective barriers for the crew. With this set, it is possible to accurately replicate the original chain railings found on historical warships of the Royal Navy, Germany, the USA, Japan, or the Soviet Union.

The precise execution of all elements has been achieved thanks to the photo-etching technique, which allows for extremely fine details with thicknesses impossible to reproduce in traditional plastic. The product is made from top-quality brass sheet, resistant to bending and easy to assemble on the model. The Aber 350-02 photo-etched set contains no plastic or resin parts, focusing exclusively on realistic metal details.

• Category: Modeling accessories – photo-etched parts
• Scale: 1/350
• Material: photo-etched brass
• Application: 1/350 scale plastic ship models
• Historical era: universal – suitable for models from World War I to the present day
• Country of use: universal, numerous navies worldwide
• Advantages: laser-precise details, exceptional durability, realistic appearance
• Additions: set does not include plastic or resin parts, only brass

We recommend this set to all modelers wishing to give their ships exceptional realism and improve historical accuracy. Assembly of photo-etched parts requires precision, but allows for a much higher level of realism than plastic elements. The difficulty level is rated at 4 out of 5 – recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers.