Wood Hunter W35043 Wood deck IJN Kongo for Fujimi (1/350)

Wood Hunter W35043 is a set of wooden decks designed for the Japanese battleship IJN Kongo model in 1:350 scale, corresponding to the Fujimi brand kit. This high-quality accessory allows for an extremely faithful reproduction of the authentic appearance of the ship's deck from the World War II era, giving the model exceptional detail and realism unmatched by standard plastic parts.

Historical description of IJN Kongo

IJN Kongo was one of four Kongo-class battleships serving in the Imperial Japanese Navy. Construction began in the United Kingdom in 1911, and the ship entered service in 1913. Kongo played an important role in many operations during World War II, including the Battle of Leyte and providing cover for carrier groups in the Pacific region. Ultimately, the battleship was sunk by an American submarine in November 1944.

• Scale: 1:350
• Country of operation: Japan
• Historical period: World War II (also saw service during World War I and the interwar period, rebuilt as a fast battleship in the 1930s)
• Category: accessory – precision wooden model deck tailored for Fujimi IJN Kongo 1/350
• Material: high-quality natural wood veneer with precisely cut self-adhesive elements
• Contents: a set of precisely matched wooden panels; does not require painting, enhances detail and realism of the model
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 (some experience recommended with working with self-adhesive parts and 1:350 scale model accessories)

Wood Hunter wooden decks are regarded as high-quality model accessories intended for demanding modelers. They provide an authentic look through realistic texture and veneer color, accurately recreating the deck of the IJN Kongo. These decks are easy to install thanks to a self-adhesive layer with high-precision CNC cutting.

This product is particularly recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers who aim for reproducing historical details and maximizing the likeness of the model to the original. It is a perfect addition for both display model builders and participants in modeling competitions.