1/700 Destroyer Yuzuki 1944
$13.00
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■ Description
The Moon-class destroyers can be broadly divided into two types, pre- and post-war, depending on their equipment.
On the rear deck, the front-end type is equipped with mainly explosive weaponry, and on the same deck, the paraben, etc., and can be divided into the rear-end type, which is assigned to mine-clearing naval missions.
The solar moon is included in the later stages of parabolic equipment, and the ships of the same type have moons, trimesters, and moons.
Many of the Good Moon types will be deployed to convoy escorts and return from the mainland to the South Pacific. In what has been called a vulnerable air defense class, they will be converted into immediate combat on the front lines. Two of the four main artillery pieces, which comprise half of the main artillery pieces, will be removed and equipped there with 25 mm 2nd and 3rd gear to strengthen the air defense.
By the end of the war, the convoy's escort would have made the Moon-class destroyer the only surviving vessel by December 19th. It would have taken part in a series of operations aimed at delivering military supplies and troops to the Japanese against the U.S. forces that landed on the island of Leyte, Olmok. However, the U.S. attack was fierce, and the transport ships would have been completely destroyed, and the Moon-class battleships would have sunk on December 12th, and the Moon-class last remaining ships would have sunk on December 13th.
■ Specifications
Maker：YAMASHITAHOBBY
Item No：NV17
Scale：1/700
JAN：4571397020705
1/700 Destroyer Yuzuki 1944
$13.00
The Moon-class destroyers can be broadly divided into two types, pre- and post-war, depending on their equipment.
On the rear deck, the front-end type is equipped with mainly explosive weaponry, and on the same deck, the paraben, etc., and can be divided into the rear-end type, which is assigned to mine-clearing naval missions.
The solar moon is included in the later stages of parabolic equipment, and the ships of the same type have moons, trimesters, and moons.
Many of the Good Moon types will be deployed to convoy escorts and return from the mainland to the South Pacific. In what has been called a vulnerable air defense class, they will be converted into immediate combat on the front lines. Two of the four main artillery pieces, which comprise half of the main artillery pieces, will be removed and equipped there with 25 mm 2nd and 3rd gear to strengthen the air defense.
By the end of the war, the convoy's escort would have made the Moon-class destroyer the only surviving vessel by December 19th. It would have taken part in a series of operations aimed at delivering military supplies and troops to the Japanese against the U.S. forces that landed on the island of Leyte, Olmok. However, the U.S. attack was fierce, and the transport ships would have been completely destroyed, and the Moon-class battleships would have sunk on December 12th, and the Moon-class last remaining ships would have sunk on December 13th.
■ Specifications
Maker：YAMASHITAHOBBY
Item No：NV17
Scale：1/700
JAN：4571397020705