Product Description
Aoshima's Waterline series has been renewed with even greater detail!!
The rigging parts were re-examined and redesigned.
By incorporating numerous sliding mechanisms into the mold, we were able to accurately reproduce the intricate details of a 1/700 scale model.
We present the Waterline series, reborn with even greater precision.
The battleship Nagato was commissioned in the 1920s as a flagship of the Eight-Eight Fleet plan, along with its sister ship Mutsu.
It survived the Pacific War without being sunk and was in Yokosuka when the war ended.
This kit recreates the appearance of the battleship Nagato during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944, the only time the ship engaged in a gunnery battle.
With a parts configuration that focuses on essential elements, it is simple, easy to assemble, and allows for accurate reproduction.
We added various pieces of equipment with newly designed designs, including anti-aircraft guns, machine guns, and searchlights.
It successfully captures the precision and detail of a 1/700 scale model.
- A new color painting guide is included.
・Using slide molds, we achieve intricate and precise molding!!
・Various equipment, mainly high-angle guns, machine guns, and searchlights, have been updated!!
[Newly redesigned outfitting parts using new molds]
・Type 89 12.7cm Twin High-Angle Gun Mount
・Type 96 25mm twin machine gun
・Type 96 25mm triple machine gun
・110cm searchlight
・60cm signal search light
・Type 13 radar
Kure Type 2 Model 5 Catapult
9m cutter
・11m fire boat
12m internal fire launch
・11m fireboat
Anchor
・Chrysanthemum emblem
Ship type: Battleship
・Country: Japanese ships
*The image is of a prototype. The actual product may differ.
*This product is a plastic model kit. Tools and other equipment are required for assembly.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 39.2 x 14.6 x 6.2 cm / 401g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 20581
- JAN code
- 4905083205815
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 3 per household.