Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water Universal Submarine Nautilus Total Length Approximately 152mm 1/1000 Scale Plastic Model KP548
Kotobukiya

(C) NHK / NEP
We verified the settings and the shape in the play, and added some original details to make it three-dimensional with a sharp image.
The molding color of the kit is color-coded with 5 colors, and the color scheme is based on the molding color of the "Nautilus" when sailing underwater.
The launcher bay of the flying depth charge reproduces the deployed state of the hatch by replacing parts.
Includes "mini flying base" for display.
Need to assemble

An all-purpose submarine modified from the "second-generation interstellar submarine spacecraft Eltreum" built by the ancient Atlantis. Captain Nemo and below board and fight to overthrow Neo Atlantis.
In the play, he carried Nadia and Jean and played an active part as the main mechanic in the first half of the story.

【specification】
-Verify the settings and the shape in the play, and add some original details to make it three-dimensional with a sharp image.
-The molding color of the kit is color-coded with 5 colors, and the color scheme is based on the molding color of the "Nautilus" when sailing in the sea.
-The launcher bay of the flying depth charge reproduces the deployed state of the hatch by replacing parts.
-Comes with a "mini flying base" for the display.

【accessories】
・ Nautilus body
・ Parts for reproducing the deployed state of the launcher bay
・ Lid parts for base connection
・ Mini flying base for display

Safety warning
Not applicable

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