Fujimi EX-201 1/700 Ship NEXT-14 Japanese Navy Battleship Yamato 16 / Completion (with etching parts) Ship

The KanColleship NEXT Series Battleship Yamata, 16 / Comes with etched parts during Shoko.

As a culmination of large-size shipment technologies from Kongo type to Nagato, the Yamato-style Battleship Yamato" was built in December 16.
Standard drainage capacity of 64,000 tons and 18.1 inches (46 cm) cannons are the highest level in all worlds, and it became a flagship of the Allied Fleet in Midway Naval Battle, it was defeated as a flagship over the Commander Yamamoto 506 Federation.
While the aircraft became the flagship force of the battle, Yamato was modified by the removal of a secondary gun, and the increased airborne weapons, and participated in the Aureichi Oshii in October 19, and attack the US army that landed in Okinawa in April 20, to shatter the water and the last part of the battle.

The product is based on the appearance of the PACIFIC War since December 16, 16.
Product is designed with snap-fit that does not require glue.
The key parts are reproduced with color-coded plastic parts, and some tonal parts are reproduced with realistic seals that have excellent surface tracking properties.
The 49.2 ft (15 m) adjustment globe on the upper part of the kanbridge, where the No. 21 electrical search is not equipped.
The top part of the Kanbridge is painted in white to represent the fleet affiliation and is made of white molded parts, so you can easily express your accents.
The aviation work deck has a linoleum walking belt that can be easily reproduced with stickers.
It includes the Daisho Flag and can be represented in the form of the Commander of the Alliance Kantai Yamamoto who attack from Colashima in May 17.
Etched parts that are difficult to reproduce with injection parts, and can be expressed in every detail.
Etched parts include handrails, No. 21 and No. 13 electrolytes, azimuth measurements, ladders, etc.

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