1/700 Japanese Navy battleship Musashi (before renovation) with etching parts "Ship NEXT series No. 12 EX-201" [46107]

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Product Explanation ■ The Next Series "Japanese Navy Battleship Musashi (before Renovation)" comes with etching parts!
● The battleship Yamato, which is the symbol of the Japanese Navy, is equipped with the world's largest 46-centimeter artillery.
● The second ship, Musashi, was completed in August 1942.
● In October, Musashi became the flagship of the Combined Fleet in Truk Island.
● The first and second ships Yamato and Musashi were proudly placed in the accommodation area. In June 1943, Musashi became the flagship of the Combined Fleet in Truk Island.
● In order to respond to air attacks, the secondary guns on both sides were put down, and some of the color parts were redecorated to reinforce the anti-air defense system.
● Later, in order to respond to air attacks, the secondary guns on both sides were put down, and some of the color parts were redecorated to reinforce the anti-air defense system.
● Both the offshore and full hull types can be produced by separating the parts in the waterline part making it into a real seal with excellent surface follow-up capability.
● The product is designed with a snap-fit system that does not require adhesive.
● The product is designed with an adhesive system.
● The main parts are represented by color-coded plastic parts. Some of the color parts are redecorated with real seals with excellent surface follow-up capability.
● The product is designed to reproduce two types of time.
● The appearance before the newly completed No. 21 Search was mounted (from August to September 1942) / With the Search installed, both the offshore and full-hull types can be produced by dividing the parts in the waterline part into the Showa Imperial Visit and the Combined Fleet flagship (from September 1942 to April 1944). The top of the bridge is said to be white indicating the Combined Fleet and is reproduced in molded color.
● Unlike the black molded color used in the Sho-1 operation, the wooden deck parts are beige, which is different from the black molded color used in the Sho-1 operation.
● The attached seal contains the Emperor Imperial Visit and the General Flag, which can reproduce the appearance when the Commander of the Combined Fleet was on board.
● Unlike the black molded color used in the Sho-1 operation, the wooden deck parts are beige, which can reproduce the appearance Showa Leite Mineichi Koga