Turned metal gun barrels for the Russian battleship Tsesarevich as she was in 1904, 1:350 scale - five calibers from 305 mm down to tiny 37 mm barrels in one package.
Turned metal armament barrels for the battleship USS New York (BB-34) as she was after 1942, 1:350 scale, made by MASTER – barrels of 356 mm, 127 mm and 76 mm caliber. An accurate replacement for the plastic barrels.
Turned metal gun barrels for the battleship SMS Viribus Unitis in 1:350 scale - twelve barrels of 305 mm caliber, twelve of 150 mm and eighteen of 70 mm. The set is cut for the Combrig kit.
Turned metal armament barrels for the Russian battleship Sevastopol in 1:350 scale from MASTER – twelve barrels of 305 mm caliber and sixteen barrels of 120 mm caliber. An accurate replacement for the plastic barrels of a base kit.
Turned metal gun barrels for the battleship HMS Warspite in 1:350 scale - eight barrels of 15 inch caliber, eight of 6 inch and eight of 4 inch in one package.
Turned metal gun barrels, MASTER 1:350 - the armament of HMS Dreadnought . It is not a ship model but a set of barrels for the 12 inch main guns and the secondary 12 pounder guns.
A turned metal set of masts and yards for the Russian cruiser Varyag (1899) in 1:350 scale from MASTER. An accurate replacement for the plastic parts of a base kit, not a standalone ship model.
Scharnhorst - armament barrels without blast bags, 1:350 is a turned metal set of barrels of several calibers for building a model of the German battleship.
British 14in (356 mm) Mark VII barrels, 1:350 is a turned metal set of 10 main-caliber barrels for models of the British battleships of the King George V class.
Turned metal barrels for the battleship IJN Mikasa in 1:350 scale - four barrels of 30.5 cm caliber and fourteen barrels of 15.2 cm caliber as a direct replacement for the plastic parts.
Russian battleship Tsesarevich (1917) armament barrels, 1:350 is a turned metal set of barrels of several calibers for building a model of the Russian battleship.
USN 16in/50 Mark 7 barrels with blast bags, 1:350 is a turned metal set of 9 main-caliber barrels for models of the American battleships of the Iowa and Montana classes.
Turned metal barrels for USS Indianapolis CA-35 as she was in 1945, 1:350 scale - nine barrels of 8 inch caliber and eight barrels of 5 inch caliber, supplemented by resin trunnion parts.
Destroyer Z-25 (1944) armament barrels, 1:350 is a turned metal set of barrels of several calibers for building a model of the German destroyer. Intended for the Trumpeter kit.
Turned metal gun barrels for the heavy cruiser R.N. Pola in 1:350 scale from MASTER: eight barrels of 203 mm caliber and twelve barrels of 100 mm caliber as a replacement for the plastic parts.
British 15in/42 Mark I barrels without blast bags, 1:350 is a turned metal set of 8 main-caliber barrels for models of British battleships and battlecruisers.
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