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Tamiya 31214 1/700 Waterline Japanese Zuikaku Aircraft Carrier

Tamiya 31214 1/700 Waterline Japanese Zuikaku Aircraft Carrier

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Tamiya 1/700 Scale Japanese Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku (Item No. 31214)

The Tamiya 1/700 Scale Japanese Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku (Item No. 31214) is a highly detailed model kit that allows you to build a replica of the Zuikaku, one of Japan’s most significant aircraft carriers during World War II. As part of Tamiya's Water Line Series, this model accurately portrays the ship at the waterline for a more realistic display.

Product Features:

  • Scale: 1/700

  • Length: Approx. 367 mm

  • Skill Level: Intermediate

  • Type: Full kit

Kit Contents:

  • Detailed Components: The kit includes precisely molded parts to replicate the Zuikaku’s flight deck, island superstructure, and aircraft, including Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero fighters and Yokosuka D4Y bombers.

  • Decals: Provides decals for the flight deck and aircraft, allowing for an accurate representation of the ship during the Battle of Leyte Gulf.

  • Assembly Instructions: Clear, easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions guide the modeler through the assembly process.

Historical Context:

Commissioned in 1941, the Zuikaku was the second ship of the Shokaku-class carriers and played a key role in several significant naval battles, including the Battle of Midway and the Battle of Leyte Gulf. This model represents the Zuikaku as it appeared in the late stages of World War II, with additional anti-aircraft armament and late-war aircraft configurations.

Assembly Requirements:

  • Assembly: Requires glue and assembly.

  • Painting: Recommended paints include Tamiya’s acrylic or enamel paints designed for naval models.