This injection-moulded 1/350 scale kit represents the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship Mikasa and is issued as a Battle of Yellow Sea edition inside the 1/350 & 1/450 Water Line Series.
The real Mikasa was a pre-dreadnought battleship constructed in the United Kingdom for the Imperial Japanese Navy at the turn of the 20th century. She served as Admiral Togo's flagship during the Russo-Japanese War and participated in major actions of the era, including the Battle of the Yellow Sea and the Battle of Tsushima. Mikasa's layout follows contemporary pre-dreadnought armament and protection arrangements.
The kit concentrates on external detailing suited to a waterline presentation. This release highlights deck finish with a supplied wooden deck part, and the sprue layout supports scale-accurate superstructure and fittings. The hull follows the waterline-series format so it can be displayed alongside other 1/350 naval models without a full-hull base.
Builder notes for experienced modellers: expect many small parts for boats, turrets and mastwork plus fine rigging attachment points. The wooden deck gives an alternate texture to moulded decking; careful trimming and appropriate adhesives will improve the final fit. Complete the build with painting and rigging for an accurate display piece.
This edition provides a period-accurate waterline representation of a historically significant pre-dreadnought, ideal for collectors assembling a fleet or modellers seeking a classic battleship subject.
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