Hasegawa Z25 40025 1/350 Scale, IJN Akagi 1941 Aircraft Carrier, Plastic Model Kit (HG40025)

Brand:Hasegawa

Product Code:40025

Scale: 1/350 - The truth is 350 timesReduced model.

Type:Disassembled Kit (requires merge and painting)

Number of parts:802

Material:Plastic

Contents
 

Injection mold plastic parts

29 Piece Plastic Frames

1 Mounting Guide

4 DEGALS

3 transparent frames

IJN aircraft carrierFeatures

IJN aircraft carrier is a scale model.

Disasted plastic.

There is no adhesive and paint in the box.

With the assembly guide in it, you can easily perform the necessary jerking operations.

It is recommended to paint it with the colors specified in the guide.

You can find the ingredients you need to finish this product at the bottom of the page

About

Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi, the Japanese Empire Navy II. It is a aircraft carrier that served during World War II. For the Japanese imperial navy, he actually designed the Roman Class as a combatant cruiser, and in 1922, the type of ship was changed in accordance with the result of the Washington Naval Disarmament Conference.

Hobbytime Review

Although Akagi (Red Castle) was designed as the Roman Class combat cruiser, it was transformed into a 91 aircraft capacity aircraft carrier after a comprehensive reconstruction process between 1935-1938. His first commander is Isoroku Yamamoto. As Akagi Sancak Ship, Pearl Harbor and the Indian Ocean raids. On June 4, 1942, during the Midway battle, the pike bomber departing from the USS Enterprise was hit and seriously damaged in the attack of bombardment planes. Yamamoto, who realized that Akagi, who burned all night, would not sink easily, ordered the ship to be sunk. The akagi, which was torpedo by 4 destroyer, sank on June 5th. Compared to other Japanese aircraft carriers lost in the Midway war, it was the luckiest with 263 crew losses.