An injection-molded plastic kit of the Japanese aircraft carrier IJN Taiho (wood deck) in 1:700 scale from the maker Fujimi, in the version with the whole hull and with photo-etch.
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An injection-molded plastic kit of the Japanese aircraft carrier IJN Taiho in 1:700 scale from the maker Fujimi, in the version with a wooden flight deck. It is a special edition with photo-etched parts. The Full Hull version means the whole hull down to the bottom with a separately rendered propeller and rudder; a display stand is enclosed with the model. The photo-etch covers among other things railings, ladders and cranes, and the decals reproduce the white guide line on the deck.
The Taiho was the most modern Japanese aircraft carrier of the Second World War and, as one of the few, had an armored flight deck that was to protect her better against bombs. She entered service in 1944 and right in her first large deployment in the Battle of the Philippine Sea she was struck by a torpedo from a submarine; in the end the ship was destroyed by an explosion of accumulated gasoline vapor.
Glue the whole hull with the bottom, fit the separate propeller and rudder and stand the model on the stand enclosed. Finish and paint the superstructures and the island before fitting the small parts; glue the photo-etched railings, ladders and cranes with cyanoacrylate glue (super glue). Apply a primer before painting and lay the colors on with an airbrush. Paint the wooden flight deck separately and bring it out with a fine wash.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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