Japanese Battleship Yamato Premium

Japanese Battleship Yamato. Kommer som byggesett.

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Anbefalte farger:

TS-33 Dull Red
TS-66 IJN Gray (Kure Arsenal) alternativ XF-75
TS-68 Wooden Deck Tan alternativ XF-78
X-7 Red
X-10 Gun Metal
X-11 Chrome Silver
X-12 Gold Leaf
X-28 Park Green
XF-1 Flat Black
XF-2 Flat White
XF-12 J.N Grey
XF-16 Flat Aluminum
XF-55 Deck Tan
XF-64 Red Brown
XF-70 Dark Green (IJN)

 

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Length: 752mm. Image shows finished model.

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20 Sets of Molds, More Than 1,500 Parts Based on the latest historical research, this famous WWII battleship has been reproduced down to the finest detail in this 752mm long 1/350 scale model kit. Even parts which had not been seen before in model form, such as the turret barbettes, have been reproduced as Tamiya challenges conventional ship model standards. This model accurately depicts the Yamato with increased anti-aircraft armament as she appeared on her final mission to Okinawa and may be assembled for either full-hull or waterline display. Two sheets of photo-etched parts for details such as ladders and cranes are also included. With this level of engineering, accuracy, and detail, this is literally Tamiya’s new flagship model.

 

 

 

Reference Booklet Included (B5 size, 32 pages) This booklet provides background information for the Yamato, descriptions of her features, and some interesting facts about the WWII Japanese Navy.

 

 

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1/350 Scale WWII Japanese Navy Utility Boat Set Item No: 78026 ★1/350 scale set of utility boats which were found onboard WWII Japanese warships. ★Includes 28 boats of 11 types. ★Comes with photo-etched parts for boat mounts and guide stickers to aid with positioning said mounts.

 

1/350 Scale Photo-Etched Handrail Set A Item No: 12642 ★This Detail-Up Parts set can be used to reproduce handrails on warships. ★Includes 8 different types of handrail posts for use in different areas of a ship. ★0.1mm copper wire also included. Click here to see an example of installation.

 

1/350 Scale Metal 46cm Gun Barrels & Projectiles Item No: 12643 ★This gun barrel set heightens the realism of one of the Yamato’s most characteristic features. ★Turned aluminum barrels feature precision detail. ★20 metal projectiles depicting Type 91 armor-piercing shells included as accessories. Click here to see an example of installation.

 

Tamiya Weathering Master Set (For Japanese Navy Ships) Item No: 89959 ★Ideal for 1/350 scale Japanese warship models, especially the Yamato. ★May be used to replicate the worn look of wooden decks, rust stains on hulls, and highlighting superstructure details.

 

1/350 Scale Model Display Case (w/Wooden Base) (Inner 824x164x237mm) Item No: 73019　 ★This is a display case that is ideal for 1/350 scale Ship Series models such as the 1/350 Japanese Battleship Yamato (Item 78025). ★The 3mm thick clear acrylic display case helps protect your model from dust, moisture, and an accidental damage. ★The wooden display base has a beautiful finish.

 

1/350 Degaussing Cable Set Item No: 12630 ★These photo-etched parts depict degaussing cables which were built and used by the Japanese Navy to protect their ships from magnetic torpedoes. ★The set can be widely used for Japanese Navy vessels. ★Set includes approximately 2m of cables enough for large scale warships like the Yamato.

 

1/350 Scale Crew Set (144 Pieces) Item No：12622 ★Add greater realism to your 1/350 scale ship model with this plastic Crew Set. ★The set includes a total of 24 figures for each of the 6 different positions such as saluting, pointing to a direction, and one arm behind their back totaling 144 pieces. Click here for more information.

 

One of Yamato’s Final Escorts

 

Item No: 78020　1/350 Scale Japanese Destroyer Yukikaze The Yukikaze formed part of the escort force for the Yamato’s final mission and returned with many of her survivors. This 1/350 scale model depicts the Yukikaze as she appeared on that fateful mission in April 1945, complete with radar equipment and increased anti-aircraft armament. Yukikaze was commissioned in January 1940 as the eighth ship of the Kagero-class and was referred to as the “lucky destroyer” since she took part in many notable actions, including Midway and Leyte Gulf, and always returned unscathed. Line her up with the Yamato to create an impressive display.

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The information on this page is current as of December 2, 2011. Specifications are subject to change without notice.