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[TOKU-26] 1/700 IJN  Minelayer Okinoshima
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[TOKU-26] 1/700 IJN Minelayer Okinoshima

by Fujimi

SKU: FM40090

UPC: 4968728400907

$18.99

The Fujimi 1/700 IJN Minelayer Okinoshima is a detailed plastic model kit of a 1936 Imperial Japanese Navy minelayer, featuring a seaplane catapult and etched metal parts for realism. It requires assembly and offers an accurate representation for naval history enthusiasts.

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Description

Command the seas with the Fujimi 1/700 IJN Minelayer Okinoshima, a meticulously detailed plastic model kit that brings a significant vessel of the Imperial Japanese Navy to your workbench. This kit accurately represents the Okinoshima, a large minelayer commissioned in 1936 (Showa 11), known for its distinct role in naval operations.

Experience the intricate design of this unique ship, which was notably equipped with a reconnaissance seaplane launched from a catapult. The kit captures these features with precision, allowing enthusiasts to recreate the vessel's historical appearance.

This model is part of Fujimi's renowned 1/700 scale waterline series, designed to be displayed as if floating on the water. It offers a rewarding building experience for modelers interested in naval history.

Key Features:

  • Highly detailed 1/700 scale plastic model kit of the IJN Minelayer Okinoshima
  • Depicts the vessel as it appeared after its commissioning in 1936
  • Includes parts to represent the reconnaissance seaplane and its catapult
  • Some details are reproduced with etched metal parts for enhanced realism
  • Molded in white plastic

What's Included:

  • Unassembled plastic model kit of the IJN Minelayer Okinoshima
  • Detailed instruction manual (in Japanese, with comprehensive illustrations for assembly)

Specifications:

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly required
  • Paints and adhesive sold separately