1/700 Japanese Aircraft Carrier Taiho
That is a construction kit of the Taiho, an aircraft carrier that was completed in March 1944, close to the end of WWII. Built with a fresh design philosophy, she ended up being expected to be a mainstay of Japan's Mobile Fleet, but ended up being sunk by submarine attack simply three months into her solution life. Distinctive features of the ship including the armored flight deck and enclosed bow are accurately reproduced. The connection and anti-aircraft armament are also sharply rendered. Modellers can elect to depict the ship's mast in either cruising or battle channels place as well as the elevators may be assembled in either up or down position as well. Kit includes parts to depict Mitsubishi A6M5 fighters and Nakajima B6N torpedo bombers.
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