Aoshima 06666 - 1/700 Taigei Submarine Tender Water Line Model Kit  [AO-06666]

Aoshima 06666 - 1/700 IJN Japanese Navy Submarine Tender Taigei No.567
Price:
CAD$32.04
Brand:
Aoshima
Model:
AO-06666
GTIN:
4905083066669
Condition:
Brand New
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Aoshima 1/700 scale kit of the IJN Submarine Tender Taigei No.567

This Aoshima 1/700 scale model of the IJN Japanese Navy Submarine Tender Taigei No.567 gives Canadian hobbyists a finely detailed representation of this Second World War support ship. Part of the Water Line series, the kit is engineered to reflect the tender's role in servicing and supplying submarines.

Why model the Taigei and what builders will enjoy

The Taigei served as a submarine tender providing maintenance, supplies and operational support. This kit reproduces key structural features with accurate molding and color-coded sprues to help builders capture the vessel's appearance. Careful assembly yields a faithful miniature suited to naval displays.

Building and Display Value

This model is aimed at builders who value historical naval forms and enjoy a rewarding assembly process. Its 1/700 scale offers a good mix of detail and display convenience, making it simple to pair with other Water Line vessels for a period diorama.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Material: PS Plastic
  • Assembly Type: Requires glue
  • Paint: Optional for enhanced realism
The kit has small parts and fine detail, so beginners can build it but should expect a moderate level of patience and the use of basic modelling tools like tweezers and fine files.
Yes, the kit contains decals for hull markings so you can apply accurate identification once the assembly is complete.
Use polystyrene cement for strong bonds and enamel or acrylic hobby paints for the best finish. Test small areas first and use thin coats to preserve surface detail.

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