Fujimi Chibi-Maru Kantai Series No.10 EX-2 Chibi-Maru Kantai Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga Special Edition (Includes Etched Parts And Wooden Deck Stickers)

Chibimaru Kaga comes in a special set that includes both etching parts and wooden deck stickers! The aircraft carrier Kaga was one of the main aircraft carriers owned by the Japanese Navy and played an active role in the early stages of the Pacific War. It was originally started as a battleship, but the plans and design were changed midway through construction, and it was completed as an aircraft carrier. It was originally a three-deck ship, but was remodeled into a full-deck ship. Features reminiscent of a battleship, such as the sloped upper hull and wide beam, are evident, and these characteristics are faithfully reproduced in the deformed Chibi Maru fleet. □ A series that adorably deforms Imperial Japanese Navy vessels into palm-sized models. □ Snap-fit design requiring no adhesive, multi-color molding, and realistic stickers eliminate the need for painting. □The hull bottom is removable, so by removing the hull bottom part, it can also be enjoyed as a seagoing model. □The product is based on the modified aircraft carrier Kaga, with its scaled-down bridge and the smokestack on the starboard side releasing exhaust downward, all recreated in a cute, stylized manner. □The carrier-based aircraft are the “Zero-type carrier-based fighter” “Type 99 Carrier-Based Dive Bomber,” and “Type 97 Carrier-Based Attack Aircraft.” □Includes etching parts that can reproduce even the finest details that are difficult to reproduce with injection-molded parts. □The etching parts include handrails along the sides of the ship, rescue nets around the flight deck, bridge window frames, direction-finding antennas, and radio antenna supports. □Wooden deck stickers allow you to easily recreate a deck with a wood grain pattern by simply applying them. □Includes etching parts to recreate the iron deck sections and elevators on the flight deck. □Includes masking sheets for recreating the white lines painted on the deck.