Fujimi 43218 - 1/700 IJN Battle Ship Hyuga (1942/without 5th Gun Turrets) No.97 EX-1  [FJ-43218]

Fujimi 43218 - 1/700 IJN Battle Ship Hyuga (1942/without 5th Gun Turrets) No.97 EX-1
Price:
USD$35.00
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-43218
Condition:
Brand New
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Fujimi 43218 - 1/700 IJN Battleship Hyuga (1942) Model Kit

The Fujimi 43218 model kit offers an intricate representation of the Imperial Japanese Navy's Battleship Hyuga as it appeared in 1942. This 1/700 scale model captures the historical essence of the Hyuga during World War II, specifically depicting its configuration without the 5th gun turrets. As a part of the Fujimi Boat and Ship Model Series, this kit is designed for both experienced model builders and naval history aficionados who appreciate the complexity and detail of WWII-era battleships.

Historical Context and Model Appeal

The IJN Hyuga served prominently during World War II, and its unique modifications make it a fascinating subject for modelers. The removal of the 5th gun turrets was part of a wartime redesign aimed at enhancing anti-aircraft capabilities. This model kit accurately reflects those changes, offering builders an opportunity to explore the technical evolution of naval warfare during that period. The Hyuga's design reflects the strategic shifts in naval engineering, making this model a valuable addition to any collection focused on WWII maritime history.

Building Experience and Display Potential

This model kit challenges builders with its detailed components and assembly process, requiring careful attention to the intricate parts that define the Hyuga's structure. The final model, once completed, serves as an impressive display piece, showcasing the battleship's formidable presence and the intricacies of its wartime modifications. Whether displayed individually or alongside other models from the same era, the Hyuga stands out for its historical significance and engineering detail.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Required for authentic finish
The model is built to a 1/700 scale.
Yes, painting is required to achieve an authentic appearance.

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