Plastic model 1/350 Japanese Navy Destroyer Ship Flame "Ship Series No.32" Display Model [78032]

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Product explanation ■ High-performance destroyer of the fleet-type destroyer equipped with powerful armed forces "Hazy" reproduced at 1/350!
First plan in 1937 after the withdrawal from the London Treaty of Disarmament Destroyed explosive destroyer. "Hydrangea" was completed in November 1939 as its first ship. · Equipped with powerful armed for battleship against the ship, with 3 guns with 12.7 cm guns and 2 torpedo launch tubes with 61 cm 4 on the hull with excellent rebound performance, lump wave performance and strength, the speed is 35 Knot, the cruising distance was 18 knots and it was excellent, 5000 nautical miles. Starting with the Pearl Harbor attack, I participated in various strategies during the Pacific War, such as Rabaul's strategy strategy, naval battle off Ceylon, midway capture strategy. Particularly in the night battle off Lunga, the destroyer of eight heavily cruising Minneapolis, Pensacola, New Orleans and eight destroyers including "Haze" was destroyed, then the destroyer "Voluntary" with the destroyer US siege Northampton I am raising the battlefield. ___ ___ ___ 0 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 0 - Ful Hull, water line selection formula. Pedestals for exhibition in full hulu status are included. · The hull expresses seams of the outer board and the outboard circuit as delicate as left and right split type. · The anchor chain and the propeller shaft are made of metal with high texture. · Front and rear masts and flag pole are made of ABS resin which is hard to break. · 3 main turrets and 2 torpedo launch tubes can be turned with poly cap. · Crane, loop antenna, propeller guard etc for paravail are etched parts and sharp finish.
【Product Details】 Size at completion: Total length of about 338 mm, total width of about 31 mm * This item is subject to change without notice. Please acknowledge it beforehand.