Hasegawa QG63 (72163) Aircraft Carrier Junyo Detail Up Photo Etched Parts Basic A 1/350

Hasegawa QG63 (72163) Aircraft Carrier Junyo Detail Up Photo Etched Parts Basic A 1/350 is a high-quality set of photo-etched detail accessories designed for the Japanese aircraft carrier IJN Junyo model in 1/350 scale. The product is intended for demanding modelers who wish to enhance their models with details not found in the standard kit, achieving a faithful reproduction of the original.

Historical Information

The IJN Junyo was a Japanese aircraft carrier that entered service during World War II. It served in the Imperial Japanese Navy (Kaigun), taking part in numerous naval operations in the Pacific, including the Aleutian Islands campaign and the Battle of the Philippine Sea. The vessel was operational from 1942 until 1945, forming an essential part of Japan's carrier force during key moments of the conflict.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/350
• Intended for: IJN Junyo Aircraft Carrier (Japanese ship, World War II)
• Category: Photo Etched Parts set for plastic models
• Material: Thin stainless steel (photo-etched) – provides realistic appearance and crisp detail
• Additions: The set includes elements such as railings, ladders, radars, mast segments, elevators, and deck details – significantly enhancing the realism of the model
• Compatibility: For the Hasegawa Junyo 1/350 aircraft carrier model, also suitable for conversion of other Japanese carriers from the same era

Recommendations and Difficulty Level

The Hasegawa QG63 set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who want to elevate the finishing level of their model. Photo-etched parts require precise cutting, bending, and assembly using specialized modeling tools and metal adhesives. The recommended difficulty level is 4 out of 5 – experience and patience are required.

Why choose this product?

The Hasegawa QG63 (72163) set is a premium-quality accessory that will add authenticity to any Junyo ship model. We recommend it to all modelers seeking a museum-quality result and aiming to bring their model closer to the real historical WWII aircraft carrier's appearance. It is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of Imperial Japanese Navy history and modelers building naval dioramas.