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$18.99
The Fujimi 1/3000 Kure Naval Port model kit lets builders recreate a historically significant Japanese naval base with detailed dock structures, a gantry crane, and seven warships, including the Yamato. It offers a compact, customizable diorama for modelers of various skill levels.
- Kit Type
- Glue Required
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- ✓Free shipping on orders $100 USD+
Description
Immerse yourself in a pivotal era of naval history with the Fujimi 1/3000 Kure Naval Port plastic model kit. This meticulously designed kit allows enthusiasts to recreate the iconic Kure Naval Port, a historically significant base of the Imperial Japanese Navy, in impressive 1/3000 scale. Released in April 2016, this kit offers a detailed glimpse into Japan's maritime past.
The kit presents a compact diorama set, perfect for a waterline-style display, capturing the essence of Japan's wartime fleet in harbor. It's an engaging project for modelers of various skill levels, promising precision and authenticity in every component.
Key Features:
- Highly detailed 1/3000 scale model of the Kure Naval Port
- Recreates the naval yard with intricate dock buildings
- Features a large roof and gantry crane, reproduced as separate parts
- All parts molded in grey plastic for easy customization
What's Included:
- One Kure Naval yard base
- A variety of dock buildings
- Seven 1/3000 scale warships, including:
- Yamato (1941 version)
- Furutaka-class cruiser
- Mogami-class heavy cruiser
- Takao-class cruiser
- Nagato-class battleship
- Two Kagero-class destroyers
Specifications:
- Scale: 1/3000
- Material: Plastic
- Assembly: Required (glue and paint sold separately)
- Manufacturer: Fujimi
- Product Number: 401317
- Barcode/UPC: 4968728401317
Enhance your collection with this exceptional representation of Japanese naval heritage. For those seeking to add even finer details, Fujimi also offers separate photo-etch detail sets for the gantries and cranes, allowing for an elevated level of realism.