Plastic Models
[Scale] 1/350
The 1/350 Yamashiro is now available in a spot production version, with crew figures that add movement and color to your display!
The battleship Yamashiro was completed in 1916 as the second of the Fuso-class battleships, which were built after the Kongo-class.
After several performance improvements and renovations, it entered the Pacific War and was sent to counter the US invasion of the Philippines in October 1944, where it was lost in battle.

The bridge of the Yamashiro was characterized by a rounded conning tower and struts with a wider spread compared to the Fuso, and had a distinctive shape with a rangefinder support structure similar to the battleship Haruna.
It can be made with the modeling expression that is unique to the large scale of 1/350. Includes pre-cut paper stickers including signal flags, battleship ensigns, and general flags.
Includes a sticker with the ship's name for display decoration.
The product is based on the appearance of the ship in 1943 (Showa 18), before the No. 21 radar was installed on the bridge.
Decals include aircraft markings and national flags.
Includes 353 figure parts (2 types/total of 5 runners) of officers, sailors, and sailor business uniforms (summer and winter uniforms).

The parts are unpainted so you can recreate both summer and winter uniforms by painting.
A total of 11 different poses can be recreated, including standing upright, saluting, walking, operating anti-aircraft guns and machine guns, looking through binoculars, and carrying ammunition.
* This product is made in Japan.
* This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.

Dimension: ‎70 x 27 x 10 cm
Model Number: ‎350 Ship-7 EX-2