Fine Molds 1/350 Imperial Navy Destroyer "Ushio"
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¥6,000
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¥7,500
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SKU
FIN80030
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[Scale] 1/350
[Size] Overall length 339 x width 36 x height 103 mm (including full hull model and pedestal)
A lucky ship that survived the battle! !!
Reproduce the appearance of the latter half of the war with strengthened anti-aircraft weapons! !!
In addition to new mold parts such as mast, searchlight, electric probe, many nano dread machine guns are set
The destroyer "Shio" was built as the 20th special destroyer (10th special type II), which was developed as an epoch-making destroyer in the Japanese Navy.
Since its completion in 1931, it has been dispatched to the 1st Shanghai Incident and the 2nd Shanghai Incident (Operation Hangzhou Bay Landing). It is a lucky ship that survived without being sunk while participating in many operations and famous operations.
This product is three-dimensionalized as it was after the addition of machine guns in September 1944, just before the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
The expanded electric probe, characteristic searchlight, bowl-shaped intake port, etc. are reproduced with a precision new mold that makes heavy use of laser engraving machines.
[Scale] 1/350
[Size] Overall length 339 x width 36 x height 103 mm (including full hull model and pedestal)
A lucky ship that survived the battle! !!
Reproduce the appearance of the latter half of the war with strengthened anti-aircraft weapons! !!
In addition to new mold parts such as mast, searchlight, electric probe, many nano dread machine guns are set
The destroyer "Shio" was built as the 20th special destroyer (10th special type II), which was developed as an epoch-making destroyer in the Japanese Navy.
Since its completion in 1931, it has been dispatched to the 1st Shanghai Incident and the 2nd Shanghai Incident (Operation Hangzhou Bay Landing). It is a lucky ship that survived without being sunk while participating in many operations and famous operations.
This product is three-dimensionalized as it was after the addition of machine guns in September 1944, just before the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
The expanded electric probe, characteristic searchlight, bowl-shaped intake port, etc. are reproduced with a precision new mold that makes heavy use of laser engraving machines.
| Release Date | Jul 31, 2021 |
|---|---|
| Package Depth (mm) | 500 |
| Package Height (mm) | 300 |
| Package Width (mm) | 110 |
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