The Japanese Light Cruiser Yahagi, a member of the Agano-class, holds a significant place in naval history. Laid down in 1939 and completed in December 1943, Yahagi played an integral role in the Battle of the Philippine Sea. She is perhaps best remembered for her final mission alongside the battleship Yamato during the Okinawa operation. This scale model by Tamiya meticulously captures the Yahagi's distinctive features, including her two quadruple torpedo launchers and the array of anti-aircraft guns added in her final configuration.
This 1/700 scale model kit provides enthusiasts with a highly detailed representation of the Yahagi. With a completed length of 247mm, the model showcases precision in its exterior detailing, making it a worthy addition to any naval collection. The inclusion of various armaments reflects the cruiser’s historical configurations, while metal pieces aid in flotation, enhancing realism for display purposes. Waterslide decals and detailed pictorial instructions ensure an engaging assembly process for model builders.
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