1/350 Ship Series 6EX-3: Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship Fuso (w/ Imperial Navy Crew Figures) (Plastic Model) [Fujimi]
Japanese Original Edition, Plastic Model Kit
> Brand New
Reminder:
*This product is a plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting.
*Tool and paints required for assembly and painting are not included.
Japanese Original Edition, Plastic Model Kit, Brand New
From Fujimi's 1/350 Ship Series, the Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship Fuso makes a stunning appearance in this special edition kit, featuring the ship as it appeared during the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944. This kit is a perfect choice for ship model enthusiasts who want to recreate this iconic battleship in intricate detail, with the added touch of crew figures to bring movement and life to the display.
The model features a tripod-style bridge structure, faithfully replicating the actual design, and the decks are assembled in layered fashion for maximum authenticity. The 8.9 cm Type 89 dual-purpose anti-aircraft guns on the shelter deck are made up of six parts, providing detailed representation unique to this 1/350 scale model.
The 25mm single-barrel machine guns, a characteristic feature of the battleship's final form, come as two separate pieces for both the gun and the gun mount. The model also includes finely detailed parts for the air defense command post and lookout positions, as well as binoculars, adding realism to the ship's features. The 21st and 22nd Type radars are precisely reproduced, with the 21st Type radar complete with its supporting mast, and the 22nd Type radar comprising three parts for an exceptionally detailed structure.
This kit includes 353 unpainted crew figures, which feature both summer and winter uniforms for the officers and sailors. With 11 different poses available, including standing, saluting, walking, operating anti-aircraft guns, using binoculars, and carrying ammunition, this set offers endless options for dynamic displays.
Details:
Maker: Fujimi
Material: Plastic
Scale: 1/350
Release Date: 2025/05
