Fujimi 45193 1/700 IJN Battleship Musashi (1944/Sho Ichigo Operation) Full Hull (KG-47)

The Imperial Navy series "Japanese Navy Battleship Musashi" appears in her appearance during Operation Shoichi-go (Battle of Leyte Gulf) in October 1945!
Battleship Musashi is the second ship of the last Yamato-class ship type designed and built by the Japanese Navy, and was completed at the Kure Naval Arsenal in August 1948, the year after the outbreak of the war.
The product is modeled after the appearance during Operation Shoichi-go (Battle of Leyte Gulf) in October 1944.
Two secondary guns were removed and a reinforced high-angle gun compartment was added, but the guns couldn't be installed in time, so a machine gun was placed.
The final shape of Musashi, equipped with No. 13 electric probe on the rear mast.
The product is a full-hull model that can be reproduced down to the bottom of the ship, and comes with a pedestal that can be displayed and enjoyed after completion.
There are two types of naval reconnaissance aircraft: the Type 0 observation aircraft and the Type 0 (three-seat) water reconnaissance aircraft, and two of each are included.
The included decals include three types of decals that reproduce the military flag, the Japanese flag, and the markings of carrier-based aircraft.
The 25mm twin machine gun includes both traditional one-piece structural parts and more precise two-piece parts with The 25mm machine gun made of two pieces, and the gunmetal barrel and the hull color of the base are painted separately for easy reproduction.

** This model kit is supplied in unassembled and unpainted plastic components. Please note that glue, model paints, and other basic modelling tools are required and sold separately.