Master SM-35-002 Browning M2 aircraft .50 caliber (12.7mm) barrels with flash hiders (2pcs)

Master SM-35-002 Browning M2 aircraft .50 caliber (12.7mm) barrels with flash hiders is an excellent 1:35 scale modeling accessory, designed for the most demanding modelers who seek the highest level of detail in their builds. This product comes from the renowned company Master, specializing in top-quality modeling accessories.

The set includes 2 precisely turned brass barrels, featuring drilled cooling jackets and realistic flash hiders. These barrels are designed to represent the Browning M2 machine gun – one of the most famous .50 caliber (12.7 mm) machine guns, used in aviation, as well as by navies and armies.

• Scale: 1:35 – perfectly fits most aircraft models, PT boats, and vehicles from World War II and later periods.
• Material: precision-turned brass – ensures maximum detail, durability, and ease of assembly.
• Extras: each barrel features a detailed perforated cooling jacket and a shaped flash hider, typical for versions used on PT boats.

The Browning M2 machine gun was widely used by the U.S. armed forces and Allied nations from World War II, through the post-war period, up to contemporary conflicts. The version with flash hider was especially popular on American Patrol Torpedo (PT) boats, providing better fire control during night missions.

Category: Metal modeling accessories dedicated to plastic scale models, vehicles, and aircraft in 1:35 scale. Assembly involves trimming the original plastic barrel and replacing it with the metal one, significantly increasing the realism of the finished model.

We recommend this product to both experienced and intermediate modelers who want to add exceptional precision and durability to their models. The assembly difficulty is rated 2/5 – it requires basic modeling skills such as cutting and drilling, but the instructions are clear and straightforward. It is an excellent investment for the professional finish of military aircraft, PT boats, or vehicles from World War II and the post-war era.