1/700 Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Unryu Full hull model special specifications (with etching parts) "Imperial Navy Series No. 43 EX-1" [452135]

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The Imperial Navy Series "Aircraft Carrier Unryu" with etching parts!
The Unryu was completed in August 1944 at the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal as the first Unryu.
It was planned as No. 302 in accordance with the wartime construction plan in 1941.
In order to make up for the loss of the aircraft carrier after the Battle of Midway Sea, the construction was accelerated.
Based on the design of the aircraft carrier Hiryu, the ship bridge was moved to the starboard side, the same two rudder system as the aircraft carrier Soryu was used. The elevators were reduced from three to two and were partially revised.
Since the completion of the Unryu, there were recorded photographs showing that it was heavily wartime with antisubmarine camouflage on the outer side No. 2 and the outer side No. 22.
At the time of the completion of the ship, it was a time when most of the onboard air force was lost in the Battle of Mariana, and there were no carrier-based aircraft capable of meeting the load capacity, and only training and standby in the inland sea continued.
At the time of the completion of the ship, it departed for the Hishima area as an emergency transport of goods to the Sea of Mariana, and there were no carrier-based aircraft capable of meeting the load capacity.
During the transport operation, there were no carrier-based aircraft capable of Contains etching parts that can be expressed minutely down to the details that are difficult to reproduce.
The etching parts reproduce No. 13 and No. 21, ship's braking rope, handrail, etc.
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Scale : 1/700 1944 0 0 ONE PIECE Mt. Ten