This is a 1/700 Plastic Japanese Aircraft Carrier Shinano from Tamiya.
For ages 10 and over.
On November 28, 1944, the U.S.S. Archerfish was patrolling the Tokyo Bay
area. The U.S. submarine detected a large carrier heading south, but the hull
and superstructure were of an unfamiliar design. The mysterious ship in front
of the U.S.S. Archerfish was the largest carrier built during the war, the
Shinano. The Shinano was planned to be third in a series of battleships,
following the Yamato and Musashi. In May 1940, construction of the Shinano
started in the Yokosuka Naval Dockyard. As the importance of carriers grew
during the Pacific War, it was decided to swiftly remodel the Shinano into an
aircraft carrier.
FEATURES: Plastic pieces attached to sprues and molded in gray and red; clear
pieces also included.
Ready to assemble precision model kit.
Highly detailed exterior.
Wide flight deck.
Several different guns and rocket launchers for armament.
Includes unassembled and bridge.
Colorful instruction sheet which shows painting schemes.
Waterslide decals.
Detailed pictorial instructions.
INCLUDES: One 1/700 Japanese Aircraft Carrier Shinano
REQUIRES: Assembly
Cement
Paint: Gray Violet, Ocean Gray, Gun Metal, Chrome Silver, Semi Gloss
Black, Flat Black, Flat Yellow, Flat Green, Flat Blue, Hull Red,
Flat Brown, J.N. Green, J.N. Gray, Medium Blue, Light Blue, Deep
Green, Metallic Gray
Brushes
Sprue Cutter
Modeling Knife
File or Emery Board
Water for decals
Adult Supervision
SPECS: Scale: 1/700
Length: 14-3/4" (37.5cm)
Width: 2-1/4" (5.7cm)
COMMENTS: Keep small pieces and sharp edges away from children ages 3 and
under.
Care should be taken when using tools and modeling knives.
Paints recommended for use with this kit are for adult modelers only.
sf 6/19/00
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