Fujimi 432472 IJN Battleship Ise (1942/#21 Radar) Special Version (w/Bottom of Ship, Base) 1/700

The Fujimi 432472 model depicts the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship IJN Ise in the unique 1942 version, equipped with a #21 type radar and a detailed underwater section of the hull. The model is made in the popular 1/700 scale, ideal for creating collections of World War II warships. This is an exceptional plastic model kit designed both for advanced modelers and naval history enthusiasts. The product is a limited edition and includes a special display stand.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of origin (original): Japan
• Historical period depicted: World War II (years of service: 1917-1945, modernization and radar installation – year 1942)
• Type and category of product: Plastic model kit
• Material: High-quality plastic, precisely injection-molded
• Set accessories: Underwater section of the hull, special display stand, #21 radar parts
• Set contents: Detailed sprues with parts, assembly instructions, additional elements

IJN Ise was one of the most renowned Japanese battleships. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, it underwent modernization and adaptation to meet modern combat requirements – it was fitted, among others, with a type #21 radar station and was reconstructed to allow for the transport and handling of seaplanes. The ship participated in numerous operations and naval battles during World War II, including the Battle of Leyte in 1944.

The Fujimi 432472 model is an excellent choice for modelers interested in maritime subjects, military technology, and the history of World War II naval fleets. The kit requires precision and accuracy and is recommended primarily for modelers with some experience – we rate the build difficulty as 4/5. Numerous details, the option to make a realistic underwater part of the hull, and the included stand will allow you to create a unique collector's display.

We recommend this product to ship modeling enthusiasts and all collectors who want to faithfully recreate the Japanese battleship IJN Ise in its 1942 version on their shelf!