1:700 Japanese Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku - Water Line Series

1:700 Japanese Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku - Water Line Series

She was completed in September 1944 as the second ship of the Shokaku-class aircraft carriers. A plastic model assembly of Zuikaku, which continued to fight until she was sunk off the coast of Leyte in October 1945, as an ideal aircraft carrier with high speed, powerful anti-aircraft weapons, and the ability to carry over 80 aircraft. It's a kit. In contrast to Shokaku, who was recreated in her appearance at the start of the war, Zuikaku is modeled after her appearance at the Battle of Leyte Gulf, which was the last battle of the Japanese Navy task force. Her enhanced anti-aircraft weapons, such as anti-aircraft guns, high-angle guns, and rocket artillery, convey the fierce air battles at the end of the war. She is also looking forward to displaying a wide variety of carrier-based aircraft on her deck, including the Zero Fighter Type 52, the Comet carrier-based bomber, and the reconnaissance aircraft Saiun.
★Total length 367mm