Plastic model 1/350 Japanese Navy battleship Haruna 1944 / Sho-1 Operation "Ship Series No. 13"

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product explanation ■ Following the 1/350 Haruna's Battle of Mariana that has been on sale until now, it reproduces the Battle of Hishima that was the last powerful battle!
The battleship Haruna was built as the third Kongo type battleship at the Kobe-Kawasaki Shipyard and was completed in 1915.
The battleship Haruna was the first private ship to be built at the Kobe-Kawasaki Shipyard and was remodeled twice before the Pacific War.
Haruna, who was quick to move among the battleship fleet, was active in various ways such as escorting mobile units and firing naval guns at enemy airfields.
During the Battle of Leite, the last decisive battle of the Japanese Navy, he fought bravely with many anti-aircraft guns.
After that, he became an air defense battery in the inland sea, and in July 1945, he was attacked by a U.S. carrier-based aircraft outside Kure Port and ended his life.
[POINT]
Unlike the standard scale 1/700 of the ship model, the large scale reproduces the detailed shape.
The product is mainly composed of a left-right split type hull that can be finished as a full hull type.
Molded color : single color
Paint : required
Adhesive : required
Seal : signal flag seal, name seal
Decal : with metal parts and chain
[Product Details]
Scale : 1/350