1/700 IJN Japanese Destroyer Yukikaze (Kagero Type) Set
$50.00
Skip to product information
■Product Description
The Japanese Navy destroyer "Yukikaze" was laid down as the 8th ship of the Kagerō-class, of which 18 were built, and entered service in 1940. During the Pacific War, while many of its sister ships were sunk one after another, Yukikaze participated in numerous operations and traveled extensively without suffering significant damage. Having survived the Battle of Cape Bōsō (a surface attack by the battleship Yamato) at the end of the war, it is known as the "lucky ship." After the war, it was used for demobilization duties before being handed over to the Republic of China Navy and used there, making it a destroyer with many anecdotes.
This product is a set of ultra-precise plastic detail-up parts from the "Nano-Dread" series. We have selected and assembled the necessary parts to recreate the appearance of the destroyer Yukikaze after the Battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944. Because it is made of plastic, it is easy to work with as it can be used with plastic model glue and paint. It is much more economical than buying the individual products.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: FineMolds
Item No: 77927
Contents/Accessories: 90cm searchlight (x2), 30cm flag deck light (x1), 2kw signal light (x1), laughing boat davits (x4 sets), torpedo loading davits (x2), depth charge loading davits (x2), Type 22 radar (x2), Type 13 radar (x1), reverse radar (x4), 13mm single machine gun (x4), Type 92 quadruple torpedo launcher (x2), Type 96 25mm single machine gun Guns (x18), Type 96 25mm twin machine guns (x6), Type 96 25mm triple machine guns (x6), 2 types of 25mm machine gun ammunition boxes (x20 total), 13mm machine gun ammunition boxes (x4), 1.5m rangefinder (x1), binoculars (x17), compass (x1)
Etched parts for front and rear mast skid beams, bulletproof steel plates, depth charge loading platform, depth charge drop trajectory, etc.
Scale: 1/700
JAN: 4536318779278
Remarks
*Image is for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may differ. Please understand.
1/700 IJN Japanese Destroyer Yukikaze (Kagero Type) Set
$50.00
The Japanese Navy destroyer "Yukikaze" was laid down as the 8th ship of the Kagerō-class, of which 18 were built, and entered service in 1940. During the Pacific War, while many of its sister ships were sunk one after another, Yukikaze participated in numerous operations and traveled extensively without suffering significant damage. Having survived the Battle of Cape Bōsō (a surface attack by the battleship Yamato) at the end of the war, it is known as the "lucky ship." After the war, it was used for demobilization duties before being handed over to the Republic of China Navy and used there, making it a destroyer with many anecdotes.
This product is a set of ultra-precise plastic detail-up parts from the "Nano-Dread" series. We have selected and assembled the necessary parts to recreate the appearance of the destroyer Yukikaze after the Battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944. Because it is made of plastic, it is easy to work with as it can be used with plastic model glue and paint. It is much more economical than buying the individual products.
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: FineMolds
Item No: 77927
Contents/Accessories: 90cm searchlight (x2), 30cm flag deck light (x1), 2kw signal light (x1), laughing boat davits (x4 sets), torpedo loading davits (x2), depth charge loading davits (x2), Type 22 radar (x2), Type 13 radar (x1), reverse radar (x4), 13mm single machine gun (x4), Type 92 quadruple torpedo launcher (x2), Type 96 25mm single machine gun Guns (x18), Type 96 25mm twin machine guns (x6), Type 96 25mm triple machine guns (x6), 2 types of 25mm machine gun ammunition boxes (x20 total), 13mm machine gun ammunition boxes (x4), 1.5m rangefinder (x1), binoculars (x17), compass (x1)
Etched parts for front and rear mast skid beams, bulletproof steel plates, depth charge loading platform, depth charge drop trajectory, etc.
Scale: 1/700
JAN: 4536318779278
Remarks
*Image is for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may differ. Please understand.