[Reproduce the early masterpiece cruiser, its early appearance]
-It was best completed in 1935 as a light cruiser with five 15.5cm triple turrets.
-An engine with a high output of over 150,000 horsepower, comparable to the later battleship Yamato, was installed in a smart hull, equipped with weapons similar to heavy cruisers, and drastically reduced weight.
-In 1939, the main gun was replaced with a 20cm turret and participated in the Pacific War as a heavy cruiser. In the first half of the war, he worked hard at the Murray landing operation and the Battle of Batavia offshore, and repaired damage caused by the Battle of Midway in June 1942 Reconstructed into an air cruiser after construction. After that, in October 1944, the Battle of Leyte was attacked by a U.S. warship, and it was destroyed by a lightning strike from an allied ship, and disappeared south of Leyte Island.
-The light cruiser specification lined up in the WL series, with the most profound history of changing from light cruisers to heavy cruisers and air cruisers.
[Model outline]
-The best plastic model assembly kit for the Nippon Light Cruiser.
-1/700 scale, total length 286.5mm, total width 36.5mm.
-Modeled with a sleek line from the bow to the stern, a guided chimney, a compact bridge, and so on.
-The hull full of sense of volume is divided into left and right sides, and the side part is also three-dimensional enough.
-Various weapons including 5 15.5cm triple armored guns are delicately finished.
-Five main guns can be swiveled after completion using polycaps for installation. Four 61cm triple torpedo launchers can also be turned.
-Reproduced the rear mast, the crane for the aircraft, and the high angle artillery loading exercise gun on the rear deck.
-Set 94 Type 1 No. 1 sea reconnaissance aircraft and Type 95 No. 1 water reconnaissance aircraft.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )