1/700 Japanese Navy Muzuki class destroyer YAYOI "Skywave Series" [SPW47]

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Product description ■ The "Muzuki" type is a destroyer that was planned as the same type as the previous "Kamikaze" type. It was completed as a ship with 61 cm torpedo launchers to improve its lightning strike capability.
Efforts were made to improve wave resistance by expanding the カーブドバウ and flare at the bow and to install spare torpedo launchers to all launchers.
Many improvements were made such as expanding the fixed side plate of the bridge, adding shields to the launchers, extending them to the top of the front and rear chimneys and attaching caps.
However, these improvements resulted in an increase in the displacement volume of the ship as a whole, causing a disadvantage of raising the center of gravity, and reducing ship speed.
Due to the Tomotsuru Incident and the 4th Fleet incident, etc., performance improvement work was carried out.
Efforts were made to reduce the weight by changing the bulwark shape of the bridge, shortening the boat decks on both sides of the bridge, removing the 6m ferry boat on the starboard side, etc., but at the same time
We had to add a search room and strengthen anti-aircraft equipment, so we did not achieve dramatic weight reduction.
Due to the fact that we had to add anti-aircraft equipment.
Due to the occurrence of the Yushu Incident and the 4th Fleet incident, etc., the Yayoi was completed on August 28, 1926 as the 3rd ship of the Muzuki type.
At the start of the war, it was one ship of the 30th Destroyer of the 6th Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet
served in the capture of ウェーキ Island, the capture of Rabaul, and the capture of Bougainville Island.
At the start of the war, it was one ship of the 30th Destroyer of the 6th Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet.
It was one ship of the 30th Destroyer of the 6th Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet.
It was one ship of the 30th Destroyer of the 6th Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet.
It was one ship of the 30th Destroyer of the 6th Torpedo Squadron of the 4th Fleet 1942 1941 146 Muzuki kisaragi