

The flash suppressor is the standout part as it is fully hollowed out back past the collar gas holes with cleanly drilled holes in the flash suppressor. There is some excess brass “flash” inside the larger collar holes which can be cleaned easily with a sharp blade poked into the holes and the “flash” just falls away leaving perfectly clean holes.


The fit of the flash suppressor to the barrel is very good but you may need to lightly file the inside on the flash suppressor neck for the optimum fit but test fitting will determine if this is required with the barrel length and flash suppressor size matching the 1:35 plans in Panzer Tracks No.12 Flakpanzer apart from the flash suppressor neck being just over 1mm longer than indicated.
Fitting the barrel to the Tamiya kits;
All that is required to fit the metal barrel to either of the Tamiya kits
is to carefully cut off the plastic barrel level with the collar before the
barrel proper, then drill an appropriate sized hole for the pin on the metal
barrel and simply glue in place. You then fit the brass collar if you wish
and then attach the brass flash suppressor.

Conclusion:
Another superbly detailed barrel with the flash suppressor being the standout
feature and is a simple update to add that extra detail to any available Flak37
kit.
Highly recommended.
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the review sets.
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