Description

Products that require assembly and painting. Separate tools, paint, etc. are required.
Product introduction
Pre-painted kit Germany proceeded with construction following the Z-17 and Z-23 type destroyers, which were built in the 1936 plan before World War II. It was the Z-31 type. With the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the original plan was changed and the plan was suddenly revised to follow the Z-23 type, and from 1940 seven ships of the same type were laid down, and from 1942 to 43 It was commissioned in the year. One of these ships, the Z-32, was laid down in November 1940 and commissioned in September 1942. The standard displacement was 2603 tons, the total length was 127 m, the main gun was a 48 caliber 15 cm gun, and it was equipped with two 21-inch quadruple torpedo tubes. From 1943, she was assigned patrol duties near the Strait of Dover. In 1944, it sortied in response to the Allied invasion of Normandy. Departing from Brest on June 9, en route to Cherbourg, she engaged a destroyer fleet consisting of the Royal Navy, Canadian Navy, and Republic of Poland Navy off the coast of Brittany, serving as a destroyer for the German Navy. . The model reproduces the German Navy destroyer Z-32 on a 1/350 scale. Newly developed hull parts using slide molds can be assembled in two types: a full-hull state that reproduces the bottom of the ship, and a floating appearance that reproduces the part above the waterline. Moreover, it is modeled as a smart kit that combines ease of assembly and high reproducibility. With a total length of approximately 36cm, you can enjoy the sharp style unique to a destroyer with plenty of presence. This hull part reproduces the degaussing cable to avoid magnetic mines. Produces a finish with dense details. In addition, superstructures such as the bridge, chimney, and mast are also reproduced with sharp parts. The deck is filled with armaments such as a 38 caliber 15cm gun turret, two quadruple torpedo tubes, and an anti-aircraft