Aber 350L-60 Set of 6 Japan torpedoes 61cm Type 93 (1/350)

We present a high-quality accessory set for 1:350 scale ship models – Aber 350L-60, containing 6 pieces of Japanese 61 cm Type 93 torpedoes. This product is an excellent addition to modeling collections depicting Japanese Navy ships from World War II.

Historical description and purpose

The Type 93 torpedo, also known as the "Long Lance", was a groundbreaking achievement of Japanese military technology. Developed by the Imperial Japanese Navy, it entered service between 1933 and 1945, reaching peak use during World War II. It was distinguished by its remarkable range and destructive power – up to 9 m in length, 61 cm in diameter, speed of 48–52 knots, and a range of up to 40 km, surpassing Allied equivalents. It was regularly deployed on destroyers, cruisers, and torpedo boats. The Type 93 played a key role, among others, during the battles near the Solomon Islands and in night actions of the Pacific fleet.

Product specification

• Scale: 1/350
• Number of pieces: 6 torpedoes
• Material: Precisely turned metal – provides sharp details and durability, ideal for the most demanding modelers
• Country of use: Japan, World War II
• Intended use: Accessory for 1:350 scale Japanese ship models (e.g., Yamato, Fubuki, Takao, Kagero)
• Category: Modeling accessories – metal details

Product advantages

The metal torpedoes in the Aber 350L-60 set feature realistic detailing, thin wall thickness, and correct length. Thanks to precise processing, the components have a unique character – they emphasize the authenticity of any warship replica. The product is especially recommended for advanced modelers and naval enthusiasts who value historical accuracy and realistic additions. Difficulty level: 2/5 – assembly does not require specialized tools but does demand precision when placing miniature parts.

We recommend the Aber 350L-60 set to all modelers wishing to make their Japanese ship models stand out – it is a perfect collectible detail, guaranteeing World War II authenticity.