TAMIYA 1/350 Japan Ship Funabatagai path set

Magnetic mines, which emerged at the same time as the outbreak of the Second World War, are a type of sensitive mines that explode in response to the magnetic field generated on the ship, and pose a great threat to ships navigating the sea.
As a measure to counteract the magnetic field distortion caused by the hull, the Japanese Navy immediately equipped all ships with a wire ring called "舷外 舷" (Degauss wire) in 1956 as a measure to offset the distortion of the magnetic field.
This product is an etched part that can reproduce the outside electric circuit.
It can be used for a wide range of Japanese naval vessels including the top. We prepare approximately 2m of length corresponding to large ships such as battleship Yamato.