Fujimi 432601 IJN Mutsu Wooden Deck Stickers w/Name Plate 1/700

Fujimi 432601 IJN Mutsu Wooden Deck Stickers w/Name Plate 1/700 is a precisely crafted set of self-adhesive veneers imitating wooden decks, dedicated to the model of the IJN Mutsu battleship in 1/700 scale. The product is made by the renowned Japanese manufacturer Fujimi and is an excellent addition to the classic plastic model of this brand. The set also includes an elegant nameplate for the ship, perfectly highlighting the display qualities of the finished model.

The IJN Mutsu was a Nagato-class Japanese battleship that served in the Imperial Japanese Navy during the interwar period and World War II. Her construction was completed in 1921, and throughout her service, she was a symbol of the might of the Japanese fleet. The ship participated, among others, in the Battle of Midway and in defensive convoys in the Pacific. Unfortunately, on June 8, 1943, due to an internal explosion, the battleship sank near Kure harbor.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of operator: Japan
• Historical period: Interwar period, World War II
• Product category: Modeling accessories – self-adhesive wooden decks and display element
• Material: Multi-layer self-adhesive vinyl foil with realistic wood grain print
• Set contents: Dedicated wooden deck self-adhesive veneers for Mutsu, laser-cut nameplate
• Additions: Precisely cut to fit the deck elements, easy application with no glue required
• Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – ideal for both beginner and advanced modelers. Assembly is intuitive and does not require experience with modeling materials

Fujimi 432601 IJN Mutsu Wooden Deck Stickers w/Name Plate 1/700 is a dedicated accessory set that will significantly enhance the realism of your model, giving it the effect of authentic wooden decks without tedious painting. We recommend this product to all modelers who appreciate precision and finishing aesthetics, both beginners and experienced enthusiasts of Japanese warships. This product elevates your collection and allows you to highlight the historical uniqueness of the Mutsu battleship.