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[Scale] 1/700.
New molds have been added to bring this product to life!
The full-hull type of the "Mogami", which became a heavy cruiser after its main guns were replaced, is now available!
The Mogami as it appeared in 1941-1942 after its main guns were replaced and it became a heavy cruiser is now available as a full-hull model using newly added molds.
The scale is 1/700, and it is a full-hull specification including the bottom of the hull.
The parts are assembled using adhesive, and painting is required.
The heavy cruiser "Mogami" was a "light cruiser" built under the London Naval Treaty as the first ship of the Mogami class.
It was built with the intention of being converted into a heavy cruiser by replacing its guns once treaty restrictions were lifted, and was completed at the Kure Naval Arsenal in 1935.
In 1940, the main guns were replaced, increasing from 15 x 15.5 cm guns to 10 x 20.3 cm guns, and the planned displacement increased from 8,500 tons to 12,400 tons.
During the early stages of the Pacific War, he was involved in operations in the South Pacific, and in 1942, he participated in the Battle of Midway.
During an operational mission, the ship collided with its sister ship, Mikuma, during an emergency mass turn.
After emergency repairs at Truk Island, it underwent damage repair and conversion into an aircraft cruiser at the Sasebo Naval Arsenal.
The ship had its fourth and fifth main guns removed from the stern and an aircraft handling deck installed, giving it a unique shape.
In Operation Sho-Go 1/Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944, it was incorporated into the Third Unit of the First Mobile Fleet along with the battleships Fuso and Yamashiro.
It was intercepted by the US fleet in the Surigao Strait, sustained damage, collided with the heavy cruiser Nachi of the following unit, and was sunk by fire and torpedoes used by friendly forces while retreating.
1/700 scale model of the actual 10, 6, and 3 span aircraft.
Includes the Hinomaru (Japanese national emblem) on carrier-based aircraft, friendly identification stripes (yellow stripe),.
etc., and the Hinomaru includes the late-war version without the white border.
Includes one decal sheet with the ship's name on the stern, white lines for the aft mast, waterline markings, etc.
Two types of stern ship names are available: gold and solid battleship gray.
[Contents] 31 sprues, 2 instruction manuals, 2 decals.
Finished size is approximately 287 x 34 x 59 mm (length x width x height).
[Design/Mold Development Date Information] Main body: 2019, 2-piece machine gun parts: 2018, Hull bottom: 2025.
* This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.
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