Oil drums H0 (1:87)

True-to-scale, detailed oil drums (1:87)

Our model of the standard steel barrel (also known as a tin drum) features the characteristic ribs: two distinct ribs that divide the drum into three parts, and three delicate ribs in the upper and lower thirds. The original barrel holds up to 216 liters and is used in a variety of ways, both as cargo and in industry and agriculture. A color-contrasting of the caps on the front and on the top add the finishing touch.

Yes, almost every reputable manufacturer offers at least one version of a "barrel." However, none of them convinced us, so we present our version - again based on the original dimensions and proportions, of course.

Pro tip: Leave the set on the supports and paint with an airbrush or high-quality spray paint and only then cut it off the supports with side cutters. Then sand the base flat (e.g., with 600-grit paper) and weather as desired.