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Customer Reviews (2 ratings)
★★★★★ This is the 1944 version.
Date posted : Monday, Jul 29 2019
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This is the 1944 version.
Although it is the most famous ship, it is not so famous, but I like it quite a lot. The Missouri of the same type was released earlier, but it is clearly distinguished. It is not a box replacement model because the bridge shape is different from Missouri, the machine gun of the second turret is different, and the radar is different. Only Tamiya can rest assured that the details will be fine. The left and right hulls are pasted together. It is necessary to fill the putty only at the bottom of the bow, but other than that, the fit is good and no putty is needed. Iowa is also on sale from Pit Road, but this is a 1990's version with a different era, and the main gun barrel is a little less than 2 mm short, so I feel that the impression is a little weak. For the 90's version of Iowa, it may be better to replace the barrel-only pit road version or modify the Tamiya version of New Jersey.
★★★★★ Great ~~
Date posted : Sunday, Jun 23 2019
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Great ~~
I like it because the main gun rotates. I was wondering whether to buy Yamato or this Iowa, but my best friend has Yamato, so I decided on this Iowa against it. There is a naval battle action game called "Kurogane no Hokou" in the game, which is a little off topic. If you like battleships, you'll love it.
Tomo Akira
★★★★★ This is the 1944 version.
Date posted : Monday, Jul 29 2019
Translated by Google
This is the 1944 version.Although it is the most famous ship, it is not so famous, but I like it quite a lot. The Missouri of the same type was released earlier, but it is clearly distinguished. It is not a box replacement model because the bridge shape is different from Missouri, the machine gun of the second turret is different, and the radar is different. Only Tamiya can rest assured that the details will be fine. The left and right hulls are pasted together. It is necessary to fill the putty only at the bottom of the bow, but other than that, the fit is good and no putty is needed. Iowa is also on sale from Pit Road, but this is a 1990's version with a different era, and the main gun barrel is a little less than 2 mm short, so I feel that the impression is a little weak. For the 90's version of Iowa, it may be better to replace the barrel-only pit road version or modify the Tamiya version of New Jersey.
Original Japanese review
1944年版です。
一番艦なのにあまり有名ではない不遇な艦ですが、結構好きです。同型艦のミズーリの方が先に発売されていますが、しっかりきちんと区別されています。ミズーリとは艦橋形状が異なっていたり、二番砲塔の機銃が異なっていたり、レーダーが違っていたりと箱替えモデルではありません。細かい出来はタミヤだけに安心できます。船体は左右貼りあわせ。艦首先端下部だけパテ埋めが必要になりますが、それ以外の合いは良好でパテいらずです。ピットロードからもアイオワは発売されていますが、こちらは1990年代バージョンで時代が異なる上に、主砲砲身が2ｍｍ弱程短くちょっと印象が弱い気がします。90年代バージョンのアイオワにするなら、砲身だけピットロード版は交換するか、タミヤ版ニュージャージーに手を入れた方が良いかもしれません。
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Hiro Okabe
★★★★★ Great ~~
Date posted : Sunday, Jun 23 2019
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Great ~~I like it because the main gun rotates. I was wondering whether to buy Yamato or this Iowa, but my best friend has Yamato, so I decided on this Iowa against it. There is a naval battle action game called "Kurogane no Hokou" in the game, which is a little off topic. If you like battleships, you'll love it.
Original Japanese review
すげ〜〜
主砲が回転するので気にいっています。大和とこのアイオワと、どちらを買うか迷っていましたが親友が大和をもっているのでそれに対抗してこのアイオワにきめました。少し話がずれますがゲームで鋼鉄の咆哮（くろがねのほうこう）と言う海戦アクションゲームがあります。戦艦好きなら気にいると思います。
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Description (1,682 characters)
A plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
Color: white
Package weight: 0.84 pounds
Product model number: 31616-000
This is a large model with a total length of 386.5mm, and is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Iowa when it participated in the 1944 Battle of the Marianas. It would be interesting to compare the size of America's last giant battleship with its rival Yamato, which has the same size at 367mm. The long and slender shape of the ship is accurately reproduced with the unique curved bow shape of the Shea, which is divided into left and right parts. In addition, the characteristics of the Iowa are captured and modeled, such as the upper structure of the open bridge and the shape of the tip of the bow. The 40.6cm triple turret, which was effective for radar and naval gunfire, produces accurate fire, and is impressive even in 1/700 scale. In addition, a number of anti-aircraft weapons such as 12.7cm twin guns, 40mm quadruple machine guns, and 20mm machine guns are also delicately reproduced, allowing you to enjoy the dense finish. The kit also includes a large color painted diagram that explains the unique Major 32/1B camouflage that was applied during the Battle of the Marianas. The Vought OS2U Kingfisher carrier aircraft is also modeled. Iowa-class Missouri and New Jersey are also available on the same 1/700 scale. Missouri is modeled in the late war, and New Jersey is modeled after being converted into a postwar missile battleship. It is also possible to create and arrange the final battleship transition. (From Amazon.co.jp)
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Color: white
Package weight: 0.84 pounds
Product model number: 31616-000
This is a large model with a total length of 386.5mm, and is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Iowa when it participated in the 1944 Battle of the Marianas. It would be interesting to compare the size of America's last giant battleship with its rival Yamato, which has the same size at 367mm. The long and slender shape of the ship is accurately reproduced with the unique curved bow shape of the Shea, which is divided into left and right parts. In addition, the characteristics of the Iowa are captured and modeled, such as the upper structure of the open bridge and the shape of the tip of the bow. The 40.6cm triple turret, which was effective for radar and naval gunfire, produces accurate fire, and is impressive even in 1/700 scale. In addition, a number of anti-aircraft weapons such as 12.7cm twin guns, 40mm quadruple machine guns, and 20mm machine guns are also delicately reproduced, allowing you to enjoy the dense finish. The kit also includes a large color painted diagram that explains the unique Major 32/1B camouflage that was applied during the Battle of the Marianas. The Vought OS2U Kingfisher carrier aircraft is also modeled. Iowa-class Missouri and New Jersey are also available on the same 1/700 scale. Missouri is modeled in the late war, and New Jersey is modeled after being converted into a postwar missile battleship. It is also possible to create and arrange the final battleship transition. (From Amazon.co.jp)
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