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Plastic model standard specifications.
[Scale] 1/700.
This detailed model kit recreates the Kongo battleship from its enhanced anti-aircraft armament during the Battle of Leyte Gulf to its final form!
The standard version (STD version) is made up of a minimum number of parts for easy assembly.
This product is an unpainted kit that requires gluing and painting.
The scale is 1/700, and the bottom of the ship is not included.
This product is made using a conventional (special series) mold.
The battleship Kongo is the oldest of the 12 battleships that took part in the Pacific War, and was completed in 1913 by the British Vickers company.
With a total length of 222m and a width of 28.96m, it was equipped with eight 45-caliber 35.6cm guns, and after the second and final refit, it was a battleship characterized by its high speed, with a speed of 30.3kt.
With the outbreak of the Pacific War, the ship participated in the Indian Ocean campaign, accompanying the Southern Front and the Task Force.
During the Battle of Guadalcanal, she participated in many memorable operations, including bombarding the airfield together with the third ship, the Haruna.
After participating in the Battle of Leyte Gulf (Operation Sho-Ichi-Go) in October 1944, it was sunk by a torpedo attack from a US submarine while sailing through the Taiwan Strait.
[Basic specifications]
- Glued assembly type, featuring a meticulous construction that pursues sculpted form
- Mainly molded in grey, allowing for fun painting as the model is assembled
- The product is based on the appearance of the first Kongo-class battleship, Kongo, from Operation Sho-Ichi-Go in October 1944 to its final appearance
- Equipped with No. 21 and No. 22 radars on the bridge, and No. 13 radar on the aft mast
- Equipped with additional machine gun turrets on the canopies of the second and third main guns
- Enlarged air defense command post
- Two searchlights removed, with additional 25mm triple machine guns
- Part of the secondary guns removed, casings closed, and two 12.7cm twin anti-aircraft guns added
- Anti-aircraft command post shape with the lookout compass removed
- Appearance after No. 7 and No. 8 machine guns were moved to gun turrets near the funnel
- The 4.5m rangefinder on the aft bridge has been replaced with an additional machine gun・Appearance with additional single machine guns (Structure, specifications, features)
・ The hull has a one-piece structure with port and starboard sides
・ The portholes, a characteristic of the later stages of the war, are expressed as blocked off using convex molding
・ The upper deck is a single piece with delicate carvings on the wooden deck
・ The bridge base is a one-piece part made using a slide mold
・ The linoleum covering on the aircraft work deck is provided as a separate part from the upper deck
・ Only on the Kongo is the slanted boundary with the wooden deck reproduced using a special part
・ The funnel is a two-part structure with the left and right sides glued together.
- The strip patterns on the floor, such as the anti-aircraft gun mounts, are expressed with detailed carvings.
・ The funnel caps are removed, giving the model a sense of precision
・ The main gun canopy is a Kongo/Hiei-exclusive part with a flat side profile
・ The main gun barrel and canvas are one unit, with a fixed elevation angle
・ The main gun muzzle is open thanks to the use of a slide mold
・ The ship-based floatplanes include two Zero-type observation seaplanes and one Zero-type observation plane, molded in gray
・ The main parts, ship bottom plate, aircraft, machine gun parts, etc are molded in gray
・ The included decals include markings for the naval ensign and aircraft [Included Contents] 17 runners
・ 1 assembly manual
・ 1 decal
* This product is made in Japan.
* This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.
Dimensions: 41 x 15 x 8 cm.
Model Number: Spec-002 .
Tags:
[Scale] 1/700.
This detailed model kit recreates the Kongo battleship from its enhanced anti-aircraft armament during the Battle of Leyte Gulf to its final form!
The standard version (STD version) is made up of a minimum number of parts for easy assembly.
This product is an unpainted kit that requires gluing and painting.
The scale is 1/700, and the bottom of the ship is not included.
This product is made using a conventional (special series) mold.
The battleship Kongo is the oldest of the 12 battleships that took part in the Pacific War, and was completed in 1913 by the British Vickers company.
With a total length of 222m and a width of 28.96m, it was equipped with eight 45-caliber 35.6cm guns, and after the second and final refit, it was a battleship characterized by its high speed, with a speed of 30.3kt.
With the outbreak of the Pacific War, the ship participated in the Indian Ocean campaign, accompanying the Southern Front and the Task Force.
During the Battle of Guadalcanal, she participated in many memorable operations, including bombarding the airfield together with the third ship, the Haruna.
After participating in the Battle of Leyte Gulf (Operation Sho-Ichi-Go) in October 1944, it was sunk by a torpedo attack from a US submarine while sailing through the Taiwan Strait.
[Basic specifications]
- Glued assembly type, featuring a meticulous construction that pursues sculpted form
- Mainly molded in grey, allowing for fun painting as the model is assembled
- The product is based on the appearance of the first Kongo-class battleship, Kongo, from Operation Sho-Ichi-Go in October 1944 to its final appearance
- Equipped with No. 21 and No. 22 radars on the bridge, and No. 13 radar on the aft mast
- Equipped with additional machine gun turrets on the canopies of the second and third main guns
- Enlarged air defense command post
- Two searchlights removed, with additional 25mm triple machine guns
- Part of the secondary guns removed, casings closed, and two 12.7cm twin anti-aircraft guns added
- Anti-aircraft command post shape with the lookout compass removed
- Appearance after No. 7 and No. 8 machine guns were moved to gun turrets near the funnel
- The 4.5m rangefinder on the aft bridge has been replaced with an additional machine gun・Appearance with additional single machine guns (Structure, specifications, features)
・ The hull has a one-piece structure with port and starboard sides
・ The portholes, a characteristic of the later stages of the war, are expressed as blocked off using convex molding
・ The upper deck is a single piece with delicate carvings on the wooden deck
・ The bridge base is a one-piece part made using a slide mold
・ The linoleum covering on the aircraft work deck is provided as a separate part from the upper deck
・ Only on the Kongo is the slanted boundary with the wooden deck reproduced using a special part
・ The funnel is a two-part structure with the left and right sides glued together.
- The strip patterns on the floor, such as the anti-aircraft gun mounts, are expressed with detailed carvings.
・ The funnel caps are removed, giving the model a sense of precision
・ The main gun canopy is a Kongo/Hiei-exclusive part with a flat side profile
・ The main gun barrel and canvas are one unit, with a fixed elevation angle
・ The main gun muzzle is open thanks to the use of a slide mold
・ The ship-based floatplanes include two Zero-type observation seaplanes and one Zero-type observation plane, molded in gray
・ The main parts, ship bottom plate, aircraft, machine gun parts, etc are molded in gray
・ The included decals include markings for the naval ensign and aircraft [Included Contents] 17 runners
・ 1 assembly manual
・ 1 decal
* This product is made in Japan.
* This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.
Dimensions: 41 x 15 x 8 cm.
Model Number: Spec-002 .
Tags:
1944 Aoshima PlasticModel 1_700Scale IJNBattleshipKongo OperationShoIchiGo SpecialSeries002
