Hasegawa 49151 1/700 Mikasa - Precision Naval Battleship Kit for Collectors  [HA-49151]

Hasegawa 49151 - 1/700 Mikasa Japanese Navy Battleship No.151
Price:
CAD$32.29
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-49151
GTIN:
4967834491519
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Hasegawa 49151 1/700 Mikasa scale model of the Japanese battleship

This Hasegawa 49151 1/700 Mikasa kit delivers a finely detailed representation of a landmark warship. The Mikasa, a pre-dreadnought battleship of the Imperial Japanese Navy, was central to operations in the Russo-Japanese War and notably took part in the Battle of Tsushima. The kit highlights early 20th century naval design and gives both history fans and model builders a satisfying assembly project.

Significance and display potential

Commissioned in 1902 and serving as Admiral Togo's flagship, Mikasa is an iconic piece of naval history. This Hasegawa kit reproduces the ship's form and rigging faithfully, making it a standout on a shelf or diorama. Its 1/700 scale and careful detailing make it suitable for curated displays of maritime collections.

Building the model - fit and finish

The kit is aimed at hobbyists who value accurate parts and neat assembly. Parts are molded to capture the ship's distinctive features, and the instructions guide builders toward a clean result. Intermediate builders will find the fit rewarding, and finishing with paint and weathering brings out the model's character.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Material: PS Plastic
  • Assembly: Requires glue
  • Paint: Optional for enhanced realism
This kit leans toward intermediate skill. Small parts and fine detail mean beginners should be prepared to use tweezers and basic modelling tools.
Use standard polystyrene cement for assembly and enamel or acrylic model paints for finishing. Thin coats and primer improve final results.
Assembly time varies by skill and finish level, but expect several evenings for construction and additional time for painting and detailing.

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