Fujimi 46080 - 1/700 IJN Battleship Yamato Showa 19/1944 Sho Ichigo Operation Model Kit - classic 1/700 scale battleship kit for modellers  [FJ-46080]

Fujimi 46080 - 1/700 IJN Battleship Yamato Showa 19/1944 Sho Ichigo Operation
Price:
CAD$52.92CAD$61.86
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-46080
GTIN:
4968728460802
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Fujimi 46080 - Yamato 1/700 Kit Overview

This Fujimi kit captures the IJN Battleship Yamato in 1/700 scale, portraying the vessel as she appeared during the Showa 19/1944 Sho Ichigo Operation. The model offers a focused look at a pivotal moment in naval history and gives hobbyists a satisfying scale build.

Why this Yamato appeals to scale modellers

Yamato was the lead ship of her class and remains one of the heaviest battleships ever built. This kit reflects the ship's heavy armament and distinctive profile, making it attractive to collectors and modellers who value historical accuracy and compact display pieces.

Kit detail and build quality

Fujimi is known for finely engineered parts and this 1/700 kit follows that tradition. The sprues include detailed components for the superstructure and main turrets that let builders assemble a faithful miniature of the Yamato. The scale allows for careful rigging and painting work to enhance realism.

Display potential and collection notes

Completed, this model makes a strong addition to a naval shelf or diorama. Its historical context and compact footprint suit collectors who concentrate on World War II fleets or 1/700 scale lineups. The finished model rewards careful finishing and weathering techniques.

Kit details

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly Required: Yes
  • Paint and Glue: Not Included
The kit has fine parts typical of 1/700 scale; builders with some experience will find it straightforward, while beginners should expect careful trimming and fitting of small pieces.
Use model-grade plastic cement for assembly and enamel or acrylic ship colors for painting. Fine brushes and thin coats help preserve the kit's tiny details.
Yes, many modellers add thread rigging or aftermarket photo-etch for railings to boost realism. Check part lists and measurements to ensure fit at 1/700 scale.
The compact 1/700 size fits dioramas, clear display cases, or grouped fleet displays. Consider a simple base with a plaque noting the Showa 19/1944 Sho Ichigo Operation for context.

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