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[Scale] 1/700
The Wave Series now includes a sea surface stage that allows you to easily and realistically depict a ship sailing once completed!! No painting required: Each part is colored with molded plastic, and some parts can be colored using stickers.
No glue required: The parts are designed to snap together for easy assembly.
A complete set of a water-type vessel that can recreate its appearance at sea and a sea surface diorama base (specially shaped).
Built under the 1916 (Taisho 5) plan based on the Eight-Four Fleet plan, and completed at the Kure Naval Arsenal in 1920 (Taisho 9).
This battleship was uniquely designed and built by the Japanese Navy based on the technology it had accumulated at the time. It was the world's first battleship to be equipped with 41cm main guns and was the most powerful warship, with an emphasis on both horizontal and underwater defense.
In 1934, the ship underwent refits to improve various aspects, becoming a battleship capable of competing with the great powers, with a standard displacement of 39,130 tons and a length of 224.9 meters. It also served as the flagship of the Combined Fleet and was beloved by the public as a symbol of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
During the Pacific War, it participated in Operation MI (Battle of Midway), Operation A (Battle of the Philippine Sea), and Operation Sho-Go (Battle of Leyte Gulf), and survived, but was subsequently moored in Yokosuka as a floating gun battery in preparation for the defense of the Japanese mainland.
Having survived the brutal war, it was used as a target in US atomic bomb tests and quietly sank in 1946.
(Basic specifications) - Consists of pre-colored parts, so the desired color scheme can be reproduced without painting.
? Assembly is done using a snap-fit system, so no glue is required.
- Includes a sea surface base to easily and realistically display the model sailing on the open sea.
?The Nagato model is based on its appearance in October 1944 (Operation Sho-Go 1/Battle of Leyte Gulf) ? Compared to the start of the war, it has been fitted with radar, increased anti-aircraft armament, and closed portholes. ?The diorama sea surface is a plastic base that can be painted to match the shape of the battleship Nagato-class ? The wake shape is a three-dimensional reproduction of wave patterns that represent the ship moving straight at high speed. (Structure, specifications, features) Hull ?The hull is divided into left and right halves, separated from the bottom at the waterline. ?Molded in a special gray color that imitates the battleship gray used at the Kure Naval Arsenal. ?The portholes have a special shape that shows many of them closed ? The difference is reproduced with recessed carving for unclosed windows and raised carving for closed windows. ?The external electrical wiring on the side of the hull is expressed in detail, including the fasteners. Armament ?The main guns can be elevated and rotated.
(Kure Naval Arsenal colors: Black, Brown, Light Beige, Beige, Dark Green, Gold, Clear Blue) ?Finished size: 396mm (L) x 134mm (W) x 78mm (H) Includes display base for the sea surface [Contents included] ?36 runners ?1 sea surface part ?2 instruction manuals ?2 color stickers *This product is made in Japan
*This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.
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1944 PlasticModelKit Fujimi NavalModel WarshipModel BattleshipNagato WaveSeries 1700Scale SnapFit OperationShoGo1