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IJN Carrier Hiryu 1/700 Kit
Depicting the Soryu-class aircraft carrier
Hiryu (Flying Dragon), which took part in the attack on Pearl Harbor and was
sunk by air attack during the Battle of Midway on June 5, 1942, this
stunning 1/700 scale plastic waterline kit features a detailed deck and
superstructure, a metal weight, a variety of aircraft, authentic 1942
markings, and more. Measures 12½" long; assembly required. |
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IJN Carrier Taiyo 1/700 Kit
A converted passenger
liner, the first-in-class Taiyo escort carrier sailed with the battleship
Yamato in a supporting role for the Eastern Solomons engagement in August,
1942, and was sunk by a U.S. submarine two years later. This 1/700 scale
plastic waterline kit features a realistic flight deck; two elevators;
detailed gun mounts, catwalks and guns; a variety of aircraft; lifeboats;
authentic markings; and more. 9¾" long; assembly required. |
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Japanese Battleship Nagato 1/350 Kit with Yamamoto figure
The lead ship of her
class and the first battleship in the world to mount 16" guns, the Nagato
served as the Imperial Japanese Navy Combined Fleet flagship of Admiral
Isoroku Yamamoto during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. Replicating the
Nagato as she appeared on that day, this amazingly detailed, 1/350 scale,
limited edition Hasegawa plastic kit features a two-piece hull, rotating
main guns with elevating barrels and molded-in blast bags, movable
rangefinder parts, realistic searchlights with clear lenses, authentic 1st
Squadron Combined Fleet markings, a display stand and, as an added bonus, a
1/32 scale, 2¼" tall metal figure of Admiral Yamamoto himself. 25¼" long;
847 parts, assembly required. |
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Japanese Heavy Cruiser Myoko 1/700 Kit
To exploit a loophole
in the 1922 Washington Naval Limitation Treaty, Japan built the Myoko class
cruisers Myoko, Nachi, Haguro and Ashigara. Replicating Myoko, this limited
edition, 1/700 scale full-hull plastic kit features a realistic bridge, deck
and weapons; photo-etched detail parts; Type 0 reconnaissance seaplanes and
three types of boats; authentic markings; a wooden display stand with a
brass nameplate; and more. 11¼" long; assembly required. |
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IJN Carrier Taiyo 1/700 Kit
A converted passenger
liner, the first-in-class Taiyo escort carrier sailed with the battleship
Yamato in a supporting role for the Eastern Solomons engagement in August,
1942, and was sunk by a U.S. submarine two years later. This 1/700 scale
plastic waterline kit features a realistic flight deck; two elevators;
detailed gun mounts, catwalks and guns; a variety of aircraft; lifeboats;
authentic markings; and more. 9¾" long; assembly required. |
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Japanese Carrier Zuikaku 1/700 Kit
This 1/700 scale
waterline series plastic kit of the Japanese aircraft carrier Zuikaku
features a highly detailed exterior with a variety of armament, a
sophisticated hull and bridge, airplanes, lifeboats, and more. Measures 14½"
long and 1¾" wide; assembly required. |
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Japanese Heavy Cruiser 1/700 Suzuya Kit
After the collapse of
the London Treaty, the Suzuya was quickly converted from light cruiser to
heavy cruiser, and as such participated in many battles - including the
Battle of Midway - before being sunk in October, 1944. This 1/700 scale
plastic waterline kit of the Suzuya features finely reproduced armament,
including triple tube torpedo launchers and rotating turrets; a detailed
aircraft crane ready-to-launch floatplanes; the Suzuya-specific funnel; and
much more. 11¼" long. |
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Japanese Yamato Battleship 1/700 Kit
This 1/700 scale plastic waterline kit of the largest
battleship ever built features refined tooling based on the latest Yamato
research. You get a properly tapered bow, a detailed superstructure, main
battery guns with realistic canvas-look covers, lifeboats and floatplanes,
decals, and more. 15" long; assembly required. |
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Japanese Heavy Cruiser Aoba 1/700 Kit
The flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy's Cruiser
Division 6 commanded by Aritomo Goto, the Aoba heavy cruiser took part in
operations in the taking of Guam and Wake Island and in the Battle of the
Coral Sea. Replicating Aoba as she was outfitted at the time of her demise
in July 1945, this newly tooled 1/700 scale waterline plastic kit features
molded-in surface details, armament, authentic markings and more. Measures
15¼" long; 172 parts, assembly required. |
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