1/350 ship models Imperial Japanese Navy aviation battleship Ise
100% genuine Item. Condition: Brand New Manual Language:Japanese
A plastic model that requires assembly and painting.?Separately, tools, paint, etc. are required. A world-standard warship commissioned in 1917 as the first ship of the Isekata battleship.?In 1944, she was converted into an air battleship along with the same type ship Hyuga, and participated in the October 1944 Shogunate Operation.?Although she did not carry the planned aircraft, her armament was greatly enhanced and she possessed excellent anti-aircraft capabilities.?While participating in the Battle of Leyte Gulf as a decoy unit, she demonstrated high air defense capabilities, shot down a large number of American aircraft, and returned unscathed by avoiding bombs with her excellent steering skills.?- 4 Type 41 45 caliber 35.6cm main guns (up/down, turret rotation) - 8 twin 12.7cm high-angle guns (movable) - 31 Type 89 25mm triple machine guns - 11 Type 89 25mm single machine guns on flight deck -6 guns -2 catapults -rangefinder -Type 2 No. 1 electric probe swivel -Clear parts for bridge windows, searchlights, comet 33 bomber, seaplane Zuiun (to be mounted) -Made of metal Anchor chain ��Total length: approx. 615mm (bottom of ship) ��Width: approx.
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