フジミ模型(FUJIMI) 1/700 Ship Next Series No. 16 Japanese Navy Akizuki Type Destroyer, Akizuki/First October, 1937/Operation Kinichi Plastic Model

Defend the Air Carrier Mobile Forces - A Japanese Navy creation of an airtight destroyer. The definitive model of the Autumni type destroyer with a new mold based on a completely new design and research. The first month is set in a moulded color that mimics the darkest gray Sasebo Navy Gourd and the lighter gray Maizuru Navy G. Designed with a waterline that separates the fleet and bottom parts from the full hull and western models. The fender side shows the seams and steps of the outer board are based on a cross-section diagram. The bottom of the ship is sculpted with the seams of the outer plate and drainage. The top deck has a fine appearance of the drainage slope that tilts left and right. The shape of the signals of the ground plate is different in the autumn and early months of the year. The chimney leftover steam disposal pipe is designed to run high in autumn and low in the first month. The orbit of the rear of the torpedo launcher is different from the autumn and early month, so there are separate parts. The molded parts of the klebridge window are transparent. The compass ship window hangs from the front to the side, and is a staircase. The design of the compass and the signal sheath have been accurately reproduced with different heights. The main cannon "4.0 inches (10 cm) long gun" is a new mold that has a characteristic appearance with a delicate sculpture. The front is a linoleum deck, which extends from the fleet, and the end of the recorded photo is estimated to be a torpedo launcher gun (99 frame). Comes with a precut realistic seal that is easy to follow up with steps and other surfaces. The sticker covers the parts that need to be painted such as the military ship flag, a life float, and the inside of the cutter. The display base has a new design that revises the shape for improved stability. Low center of gravity, more footprint and more stable Limited to the first production lot, the top surface of the display surface includes a strip/wood deck pattern and a mechanic surface engraving version. The Ship NEXT series is a plastic kit that makes the ship model more easy to build and realistic. Each part is color-coded so no painting is required. The partition method is used to make the parts discreetly matched. A snap kit that does not require glue. Comes with stickers that reproduce the color-coding of small parts. If you remove the water line, you can recreate the western model. (From Amazon.co.jp)

• Plastic model that requires assembly. Requires separate tools
• Multi-color molding, so you can paint it according to your preference
• Snap fit, no glue required
• Recommended for Age:15 years and above
• Assembly required