Fujimi 1/700 Ship NEXT Series No.7 EX-201 Japanese Navy Battleship Kongo (With Etched Parts)

Introducing etched parts for the KanColle NEXT Series Battleship Kongo.

Kongo type battleship #1 Kongo was built in the UK with the world's first 14.2-inch (36 cm) cannon, and after 2 renovations it participated in the major sea-faring warfare of the Pacific War.
With its shunkashi, it can be used in a variety of situations, from the direct defense of the aircraft mobility, to shooting on land and field facilities.
In November of 19, the Taiwan Strait of lightning strikes and submarines were submarine.

Color coded parts for each part of the hull, flying deck, boat, etc., allow you to reproduce Kongo without painting.
It is designed with a snap-fit design that does not require glue.
Recreate the battle time of the Late 19, where the U.S. army has expanded to the maximum amount of anti-air soldiers against the aircraft dominance.
The hull color is reproduced in a molded color that mimics the darkest "Saseboko-Yoku" color.
The wood and linoleum deck are divided into each color tone, so masking work can be greatly reduced by painters users.
The mast consisting of several posts is designed with a split part for easier assembly.
The general uneven sculpture representation is delicate yet delicate.
As a bonus part due to adhesive assembly, it includes a wide variety of content such as a 1.0 inch (25 mm) single-machine gun, ammo box, venting and expanding gun seat stays.
The base has a new design that revises the shape for improved stability. Low center of gravity, more footprint and more stable
The molded base color is black and consists of 4 parts.
During assembly, the base can be turned over and used as a part holder.
Etched parts that are difficult to reproduce with injection parts, and can be expressed in every detail.
Etched parts include handrails, ladders, rattles, azimuth measurements, cranes, boats, catapults, bulletproof boards and more.

This product is manufactured in Japan.
This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly.