Plastic model 1/700 JAPANESE NAVY KAMIKAZ-CLASS DESTROYER Yunagi 1944 "SKYWAVE SERIES" [W189]

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Product Description ■ The Kamikaze-type destroyer is essentially the same type as the Minekaze-type, a pure Japanese destroyer. It has slightly increased the hull width and draught to control the elevation of the center of gravity.
Like the Minekaze-type "Nokaze," the 3rd and 4th cannons are placed back-to-back, the bullet supply and command are improved, and the rear mast is placed between them.
As with the Minekaze-type "Nokaze," the bridge is also covered with metal plates at the front and side from when it was newly built. At the top of the bridge is equipped with a searchlight and a distance meter.
In addition, the four late-stage ships of this type were equipped with a 艦本 turbine that does not draw foreign currents, and were equipped with a searchlight and a distance meter.
In addition, the military equipment was reinforced by doubling the number of pre-loaded torpedoes, increasing the number of torpedoes, and installing a torpedoes hangar.
The Yunagi was completed on April 24, 1925 at the Sasebo Dockyard. It was incorporated into the 29th Destroyer of the 6th Naval Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet.
The Yunagi was completed on April 24, 1944. It participated in the Saramore Capture Ship and the First Battle of the Solomon Sea. However, it sank after being struck by lightning by the US submarine ピクコダ in the northwest coast of Luzon Island on August 25, 1944.
It is a renewed product with a new set of bottom parts (bottom, shaft, screw, rudder, display stand) attached to the new ship bottom part set (bottom, shaft, screw, rudder, display stand) attached to the new ship bottom part set (bottom, shaft, screw, rudder, display stand) attached to the new ship bottom part set (bottom, shaft, screw, rudder, display stand) attached to the new ship bottom part set (bottom, shaft, screw, rudder, display stand) on the northwest coast of Luzon Island. <146 Kairyuu