Plastic models.
[Scale] 1/700.
[Completed size] Approximately 396mm long x 134mm wide x 66mm high (including the display base).
Akagi joins the Wave series, which includes a sea surface stage that allows you to easily and realistically recreate the ship's sailing pose after completion!
No painting required: Each part is pre-painted in its own molded color, and some parts can be painted with stickers to create a realistic effect.

No glue required: The parts are designed to fit together for easy assembly.
The aircraft carrier Akagi was one of the Imperial Japanese Navy's most famous aircraft carriers.
It was originally built as the second ship of the Amagi-class battlecruiser, but construction was suspended due to the Washington Naval Treaty, so it was converted into an aircraft carrier and completed in 1927.

Originally, the ship had a multi-deck exterior, but was remodeled at the Sasebo Naval Arsenal to have a full-length deck.

During the Pacific War, she served as a main aircraft carrier in the Nagumo Task Force and participated in the attack on Pearl Harbor and the Indian Ocean Campaign.

During the Midway Island invasion in June 1942, the ship was hit by an attack from the US forces, caught fire, and was destroyed by a torpedo from an allied destroyer.

(Structure and specifications) - Made up of pre-colored parts, you can recreate the coloring you imagine without painting.
- Snap-fit assembly means no adhesive is required for assembly.
- Reproduces the appearance of the ship sailing on the ocean -Includes a sea surface base that makes it easy to display the ship in a more realistic manner.
(Product Features) The product is modeled after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941 (at the start of the war),.
and is 1/700 scale.
- Products with mold designs and commercialization later than the same scale/other series (special series).
The completed product is an offshore model type that reproduces the area above the waterline.
- Parts are molded in a gray color that mimics the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal color in accordance with historical facts (registered to Yokosuka Naval District, entered Yokosuka Arsenal in 1942) - The display sea surface base three-dimensionally depicts the wake waves generated by the bow, sides, and propellers.
Hull - The hull is divided into left and right sections, separated at the waterline.
Molded in a special grey colour that mimics the warship colours used at the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal.
The sides are divided into left and right halves, and the portholes and external electrical wiring are depicted with vivid, three-dimensional sculptures.
- Fairleads and other fittings and sculptures are realistically reproduced with sharp carvings.

Flight deck - The flight deck is made up of separate steel and wooden deck parts.

You can express color coding without painting.
The wooden deck has delicate carvings that give it a realistic appearance even without painting, and the depth is suitable for shading when painting.

? The elevator features a delicately carved eye ring.
- Drainage gutters around the flight deck, windbreak fences, and the truss structure on the backside are all recreated in detail.

Bow - The bow anchor deck is molded as a single piece with all the fittings, and the anchor chains and other parts are reproduced in three.

Dimensions.

The crane rail under the stern flight deck is a separate part, with attention paid to detail even in areas that are hard to see.
- The struts and auxiliary struts supporting the flight deck are reproduced with delicate parts.
- The tip of the chimney is a separate part molded in black, and is unpainted to reproduce the different colors, and the depth of the exhaust port is also reproduced.
- The bridge is molded all around using a slide mold for a realistic look.
- The 20cm cannons mounted on both sides of the stern are beautifully sculpted, even depicting the wrinkles in the canvas.
- The included aircraft are three models (Zero Fighter, Type 99 Carrier Bomber, and Type 97 Carrier Attack Aircraft) that were installed between December 1941 and June 1942 at the time of the ship's destruction.

The Zero Fighter and Type 99 Carrier Bomber are molded in light gray, and the included Japanese flag marking stickers can be applied to easily recreate the color scheme.

? The Type 97 carrier attack plane is molded in dark green.

Each kit uses one piece, and comes with three kits each, for a total of nine kits.

Included stickers: Pre-cut stickers with excellent adhesion are included, making it easy to paint the details.

The included stickers include the linoleum flooring on the outer side of the ship's ship and the white lines on the flight deck, allowing you to express color without painting.
- Separate from the stickers, decals are included for painting purposes, including the flight deck white lines and the Japanese flag of the aircraft.
- The white line markings on this product (starting with the first production lot in November 2025) have been revised to more accurately represent the pattern after further research.
- Molded parts come in 7 colors.
(Yokosuka Naval Arsenal color, black, linoleum color, wooden deck color, dark green, light gray, clear blue) ?Completed size: (approx.) L 396 x W 134 x H 66 mm.
Includes a sea surface base for display.
[Included contents] ?Runners x 25 ?Sea surface parts x 1 ?Assembly instructions x 1 ?Coloring stickers x 3 ?Decal x 1
* This product is made in Japan.
* This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.

Dimensions: 41 x 15 x 8 cm.
Model Number: WN-8 .


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