Imperial Japanese Navy Aircraft Carrier Akagi model kit with photo-etched parts and laser-textured wood deck stickers. High-detail 1/700 scale full-hull kit with display stand for shelf presentation.
- Full-hull construction reproduces the hull bottom and includes a display stand for completed models. - Includes photo-etched parts to capture fine details difficult to achieve with injection molding. - Photo-etched parts include handrails, ladders, bridge window frames, azimuth measurement antennas, funnel footholds, safety rails, boat davits, elevator, windbreak screens, landing arrest barriers, aircraft arresting gear, and searchlight covers. - 25 mm twin machine guns supplied as both traditional one-piece parts and more precise two-piece parts. The two-piece design allows separate painting of the gunmetal barrels and hull-colored mounts for easy realistic reproduction. - Decals include carrier aircraft hinomaru, white deck lines, and the naval ensign. - Wood deck stickers are laser-cut and surface processed to reproduce irregular wood grain. They are pre-cut to match kit parts and composed of two sheets for accurate fitting. - Ideal for collectors and modelers seeking a detailed representation of the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Akagi.
Product specifications - Series: Imperial Navy Series - Scale: 1/700 - Country: Japan - Product code: 452524 - JAN code: 4968728452524
1/700 Scale Plastic Model Kit
A detailed plastic model kit in 1/700 scale designed for hobbyists and collectors. Precision molded parts deliver realistic detail and clean assembly. Ideal for display, dioramas, and model collections.
- Product type: Plastic model kit - Scale: 1/700 - Assembly required - Painting and glue not included - Includes molded plastic parts and instruction sheet - Ideal for hobbyists, collectors, and display projects
Features - High precision molding for fine surface detail - Suitable for creating realistic scale displays - Compatible with standard 1/700 accessories and diorama elements
Notes - Recommended for modelers familiar with basic assembly and painting techniques - Finish with paints and weathering for the best realistic result