Tamiya 31212 - 1/700 IJN Aircraft Carrier Junyo Kit for Collectors and Builders  [31212]

Tamiya 31212 - 1/700 IJN CV Junyo
Price:
CAD$20.26
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
31212
GTIN:
4950344999095
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Tamiya 31212 1/700 IJN CV Junyo - Accurate scale kit for serious hobbyists

The Tamiya 1/700 IJN CV Junyo kit recreates a notable wartime carrier converted from a passenger liner in July 1942. The model reflects Junyo's operational history, including participation at the Battle of Santa Cruz, and is aimed at collectors and builders who value historical fidelity and clean assembly.

Service history and appeal to model builders

Junyo gained recognition for actions in the Pacific theatre, including involvement in strikes against the U.S. carrier Hornet. This kit shows defining traits such as the passenger-liner bow form and the 26-degree angled funnel merged into the bridge island, details that modellers focused on naval subjects will value.

Model Features and Building Experience

The set contains finely moulded small components like masts and anti-aircraft fittings plus a complement of aircraft. Careful assembly is required to achieve the best appearance, and waterslide decals along with clear pictorial instructions help guide the build from start to finish.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Completed Length: 311mm
  • Material: Plastic
  • Includes metal piece for flotation assistance
  • Waterslide decals included
  • Assembly required
This 1/700 scale kit has fine parts and detailed assemblies, so it is best suited to modellers with some prior experience. Patience and steady hands make a big difference during rigging and small part fitting.
Yes, the kit supplies a full complement of plastic aircraft in the box. They arrive unpainted and require trimming, glue and paint to match historical schemes or your preferred finish.
Soak decals briefly, slide them onto the surface and use a decal setting solution for best conformity around raised details. Apply a clear coat once settled to protect the markings.

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