Fujimi FJ-45181 FH-39 1/700 Full-Hull IJN Carrier Hiyo Plastic Model Kit  [FJ-45181]

Price:
CAD$40.97
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-45181
Condition:
Brand New
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Fujimi FH-39 1/700 IJN carrier Hiyo (1942) — full-hull plastic kit

This 1/700 scale full-hull plastic model represents the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Hiyo as configured in 1942 and is released within Fujimi's full-hull ship series.

Hiyo operated with the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Pacific War and served in carrier task groups around 1942. The vessel saw wartime alterations typical of Japanese carriers, and the kit reflects the ship's appearance during that period.

The kit is supplied as a complete hull model intended for shelf display or diorama mounting. Components are designed for an assembled and painted finish; builders should plan for seam cleanup, painting, and any rigging required for an accurate presentation. Reference material will help when adding aircraft or deck fittings.

Construction uses standard injection-moulded plastic consistent with 1/700 ship kits. The full-hull format supports options such as base-mounted stands or waterline diorama scenes, while modellers focused on deck operations may choose aftermarket sets for extra detail.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit - full-hull

A full-hull portrayal of Hiyo from 1942 suited to display-focused modellers and collectors; requires routine assembly and finishing to reach display quality.

This kit is produced in 1/700 scale, which is stated in the product title and specification list.
Full-hull indicates the lower hull is included so the model can be shown as a complete ship on a stand or in a diorama, rather than a waterline-only representation.
The available product text does not confirm decal or photo-etched inclusion. Consult the manufacturer's detailed item description or the box contents for a definitive list.
Building a 1/700 full-hull ship kit usually requires experience with small-scale assembly tasks such as seam filling, fine painting, and basic rigging; prior ship modelling experience is beneficial.

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