Full length: approx 50.8cm.
75 parts.
-The US naval battleship Iowa appears on a powerful scale from the Atlantis model.
-The former level mold is used as it is, the battleship Iowa in the form of World War II is reproduced, and the box paintings are also used.
-Number of parts: 75
-The main turret can rotate
-The main gun barrel is movable up and down
-With carrier and crane
-With decals and flag sheets
-Total length: 50.8 cm
-It is fun kit for fans of classic level kit as well as battleship fans.
[About the real ship]
-The Iowa class battleship is a US Navy battleship, the last battleship class built by the United States.
-Iowa (BB-61) is an Iowa-class battleship named after the 29th state in the United States.
-Grounded at the New York Navy Shipyard on June 27, 1940, and commissioned on February 22, 1943.
-The standard displacement amount is 48,500 tons and the total length reaches 270m.
-In World War II, it advanced to the Pacific theater as a flagship of the 7th fleet from 1944. I continued to struggle against the Japanese navy.
-Also, in addition to participating in the Korean War after the war, furthermore, equipped with missiles and modern equipment, equipped with armed and served three times in various places. Active in the waters of the world.
-Removed from the register in 2006. It has been circulated to the port of Los Angeles and has been open as a museum in Los Angeles since 2011.
[Major features]
-Reproduce the WWII US Navy Battleship USS Iowa in 1/535 scale
-Finish with a sense of presence with 70 or more parts
-One item that can not be overlooked by a veteran modeler
-The elongated ship is an integral part
-A stand for display in full hull condition is also available
-The deck is also one integral part
-Reproduce the deck boarding details
-A type that assembles and mounts superstructures such as bridges and chimneys
-The main turret can be swiveled left and right after completion
-In the upper part, there are also two aircraft carriers
-Completed length: about 500mm or more
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )