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A plastic model that needs to be assembled and painted. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
About Shinano Shinano, the world's largest aircraft carrier built during the Pacific War. Although planned as the third Yamato-class battleship, it was remodeled in the wake of the defeat of the Battle of Midway and completed as an aircraft carrier on November 19, 1945. It boasted heavy defense with a waterline length of 266m, a sea trial displacement of 62,000t, strong side armor inherited from Yamato, and an armored flight deck that can withstand the direct hit of a 500kg bomb, but on the way to the outfitting work Overturned after being attacked by a torpedo. He disappeared off the coast of Shionomisaki without participating in the actual battle. About the model This is a 1/700 waterline model of Shinano, a phantom aircraft carrier that disappeared just 10 days after commissioning. The hull, which has a different shape from Yamato and Musashi, is newly designed. The mold on the side of the hull has also been accurately reproduced. The hangar under the flight deck is also reproduced, and it is possible to store the carrier-based aircraft inside. The two front and rear elevators can be selected from ascending and descending states. The bridge, the chimney that slopes outward, and the steam pipes are also finished with a three-dimensional effect. Powerful anti-aircraft weapons such as rocket artillery are also reproduced with precise sculpture. 32 aircraft such as meteors are set as carrier-based aircraft. Since it is a transparent part, it will be more realistic if you leave the canopy unpainted.
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About Shinano Shinano, the world's largest aircraft carrier built during the Pacific War. Although planned as the third Yamato-class battleship, it was remodeled in the wake of the defeat of the Battle of Midway and completed as an aircraft carrier on November 19, 1945. It boasted heavy defense with a waterline length of 266m, a sea trial displacement of 62,000t, strong side armor inherited from Yamato, and an armored flight deck that can withstand the direct hit of a 500kg bomb, but on the way to the outfitting work Overturned after being attacked by a torpedo. He disappeared off the coast of Shionomisaki without participating in the actual battle. About the model This is a 1/700 waterline model of Shinano, a phantom aircraft carrier that disappeared just 10 days after commissioning. The hull, which has a different shape from Yamato and Musashi, is newly designed. The mold on the side of the hull has also been accurately reproduced. The hangar under the flight deck is also reproduced, and it is possible to store the carrier-based aircraft inside. The two front and rear elevators can be selected from ascending and descending states. The bridge, the chimney that slopes outward, and the steam pipes are also finished with a three-dimensional effect. Powerful anti-aircraft weapons such as rocket artillery are also reproduced with precise sculpture. 32 aircraft such as meteors are set as carrier-based aircraft. Since it is a transparent part, it will be more realistic if you leave the canopy unpainted.
Product Dimensions : 30.48 x 30.48 x 12.7 cm
340 g
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