Fujimi 1/700 Japanese Navy Carrier Set 1 Early War Plus Spec Kit

Experience the Fujimi 1/700 Japanese Navy Carrier Set 1 Early War Plus Spec, a highly detailed plastic model kit that brings early-war carriers to life. This unpainted kit includes four different airplane types, offering a broad selection for scale modeling fans. With clear molded PLUS specs, the model achieves superior realism, notably in cockpit canopy areas and exterior surfaces. Designed to fit famous carriers including Akagi, Kaga, and Shokaku, this set is a versatile choice for any fleet.

Containing 33 aircraft pieces altogether—nine Zero fighters, nine Type 99 bombers, five Type 97 attack aircraft, and ten Type 2 recon planes—this set offers plenty of variety. Each aircraft is built with individual parts like windshields, propellers, and ordnance for easier painting. The kit needs assembly and painting, offering a fulfilling project for hobbyists. Manufactured in Japan, this plastic model kit ensures an authentic and immersive building experience.

• Product Material: Plastic

• Manufacturer: Fujimi

• Made in: Japan

• Comes with 33 detailed aircraft pieces in 1/700 scale
• Clear PLUS molded specifications for realistic canopy appearance
• Offers four plane types: Zero fighter, Type 99 bomber, Type 97 attack aircraft, and Type 2 recon aircraft
• Separate components for windshields, propellers, and weapons make painting easier
• Fits early-war carriers like Akagi, Kaga, and Shokaku
• Decals for national insignia included

This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting. Gently remove components from the sprue, clean off any extra plastic, and follow the enclosed instructions to assemble every aircraft. Use model adhesive for strong joints and acrylic paint for detailing. Pre-painting the separate parts prior to final assembly can make the job easier and result in a more refined appearance.

Store the finished model in a cool, dry spot out of direct sunlight to prevent color fading or bending. Treat the model gently, as tiny parts are fragile. Dust it with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Steer clear of strong chemicals or solvents on the painted surfaces.