A set of turned metal gun barrels for the battleships HMS Rodney and HMS Nelson in 1:200 scale from the Polish maker Aber. The precise metal barrels replace the plastic ones from the model: it is not a ship model but an accessory.
Aber 1:200 a set of barrels for the Bismarck is a set of turned metal barrels for faithfully replacing the gun barrels on a model of the German battleship Bismarck.
Aber 1:200 railings of a Japanese ship of the Second World War are a photo-etched metal accessory for models of Japanese warships of the Second World War in 1:200 scale. It is not a kit but photo-etched railings.
Aber 1:200 German ship railings of the Second World War (the first variant) are a photo-etched metal accessory for faithful deck railings on models of German ships of the Second World War in 1:200 scale.
Aber 1:200 ship chain railings – the second variant (two horizontal bars) are a photo-etched metal accessory for faithful deck railings on models of ships in 1:200 scale.
Aber 1:200 ship railings with 3 horizontal cables are a photo-etched metal accessory for ship models in 1:200 scale. It is not a kit but fine photo-etched railings.
Aber 1:16 early muzzle brake for the 7.5 cm barrel of the PzKpfw. IV, Ausf. G is a turned metal accessory that faithfully imitates the early type of muzzle brake of the long gun of the PzKpfw. IV tank.
Aber 1:16 an 88 mm KwK 43/3 L/71 barrel for the Tiger B is a turned metal barrel that faithfully imitates the long gun of the late production turret of the Tiger II heavy tank.
Aber 1:16 final muzzle brake for the 7.5 cm barrel of the PzKpfw. IV, Ausf. H and J is a turned metal accessory that faithfully imitates the final type of muzzle brake of the long gun of the German PzKpfw. IV tank in its late versions.
Aber 1:16 barrel for the Hotchkiss Mle 1914 machine gun for the FT-17 is a turned metal barrel for models of the French Renault FT-17 light tank in 1:16 scale. It is not a kit but a metal accessory.
Aber – a late muzzle brake for the German 8.8 cm barrel, the late Tiger I and the Tiger II (Henschel turret) (1:16) is a turned metal replacement for the muzzle brake for a faithful detail on a model.
Aber – an early muzzle brake for the German 8.8 cm barrel, the early Tiger I and the Tiger II (Porsche turret) (1:16) is a turned metal replacement for the muzzle brake for a faithful detail on a model.
Aber – a 3.7 cm KwK A7 L/42 barrel for the Pz.Kpfw. 38(t) (1:16) is a turned metal replacement for the barrel of the German tank gun for a faithful detail on a model.
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