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Description (2,138 characters)
Plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting.
Separate tools, paint, etc.
are required.
The full hull type of the modified Suzuya-class heavy cruiser "Ibuki" has been commercialized with a new mold added.
The scale is 1/700, and it is a full hull specification including the bottom of the ship.
Parts require assembly with adhesive and painting.
The heavy cruiser "Ibuki" was planned as a (urgent) plan to replenish the fleet in preparation for wartime losses in November 1941, one month before the outbreak of war, and construction began at the Kure Naval Arsenal.
To shorten construction time, construction began on the later model of the Mogami class, the Suzuya, and an air defense command post was installed from the beginning.
The rear mast was moved rearward to improve radio communication capabilities, and the torpedo armament was changed from four quadruple launchers to four (the Mogami class had triple launchers).
Launched in April 1943, after the loss of the main aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway, it was ranked low in the construction order, but in August it was converted into a light aircraft carrier and built by the Sasebo Naval Arsenal, with construction at 80% complete by the end of the war.
The contents are 1/700 scale versions of the actual 10cm, 6cm, and 3cm width.
Dimensions.
→ Includes the Hinomaru (Japanese flag) and friendly identification band (yellow band) for aircraft carriers, including the Hinomaru flag without the white border from the later stages of the war.
・ One decal sheet featuring the stern ship name, white line for the aft mast, draft mark, etc.
→ The stern ship name comes in two types: gold and solid in warship colors.
[Included Contents] 41 runners ・2 assembly instructions ・3 decals Finished size is approximately 287 x 43 x 46 mm (length x width x height)
* 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: FH-55 .
Tags:
Separate tools, paint, etc.
are required.
The full hull type of the modified Suzuya-class heavy cruiser "Ibuki" has been commercialized with a new mold added.
The scale is 1/700, and it is a full hull specification including the bottom of the ship.
Parts require assembly with adhesive and painting.
The heavy cruiser "Ibuki" was planned as a (urgent) plan to replenish the fleet in preparation for wartime losses in November 1941, one month before the outbreak of war, and construction began at the Kure Naval Arsenal.
To shorten construction time, construction began on the later model of the Mogami class, the Suzuya, and an air defense command post was installed from the beginning.
The rear mast was moved rearward to improve radio communication capabilities, and the torpedo armament was changed from four quadruple launchers to four (the Mogami class had triple launchers).
Launched in April 1943, after the loss of the main aircraft carriers in the Battle of Midway, it was ranked low in the construction order, but in August it was converted into a light aircraft carrier and built by the Sasebo Naval Arsenal, with construction at 80% complete by the end of the war.
The contents are 1/700 scale versions of the actual 10cm, 6cm, and 3cm width.
Dimensions.
→ Includes the Hinomaru (Japanese flag) and friendly identification band (yellow band) for aircraft carriers, including the Hinomaru flag without the white border from the later stages of the war.
・ One decal sheet featuring the stern ship name, white line for the aft mast, draft mark, etc.
→ The stern ship name comes in two types: gold and solid in warship colors.
[Included Contents] 41 runners ・2 assembly instructions ・3 decals Finished size is approximately 287 x 43 x 46 mm (length x width x height)
* 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: FH-55 .
Tags:
JapaneseNavy Fujimi NavalModel ShipModel HobbyKit ImperialNavySeries 1of700Scale MiniatureShip HeavyCruiser Ibuki
