This model recreates the final appearance of Yamato, the last battleship of the Japanese Navy, when it set out for Okinawa on April 6, 1945.
In search of the true appearance of Yamato, which is shrouded in much mystery, this product was designed by thoroughly examining all official drawings and documents that were available for reference during the planning and development of this product.
Based on the frame position of the hull, all structures, including the portholes, are positioned as accurately as possible, and even the subtle nuances of the bending angles and twists of the walls are thoroughly pursued.
- Renewed reproduction product that includes newly researched Type 89 12.7cm twin anti-aircraft gun parts
- Selectable sea or full hull model
- Reproduces the hull after renovation, with the secondary guns in the center of the port and starboard sides removed and 12.7cm anti-aircraft guns and 25mm machine guns added to strengthen the anti-aircraft armament, and the lower portholes blocked off to make the hull unsinkable
- Includes a display stand for the full hull model
- Includes one each of A6M Zero observation seaplane and A6M Zero reconnaissance seaplane
- Includes one ship
- Includes booklet "Yamato-class battleship development memo"
[The image shows the product assembled and painted]
Length: Approx. 376mm
Weight: Approx. 750g
Package size (cm): 18 x 42 x 9
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