Fujimi 432625 IJN Heavy Cruiser Mogami 1942 1/700 – plastic model kit of a heavy cruiser

We invite you to explore the exceptionally detailed plastic model kit Fujimi 432625 IJN Heavy Cruiser Mogami 1942 in 1/700 scale – an excellent choice for modelers, enthusiasts of Imperial Japanese Navy history, and warship fans of the Second World War period. The model is a product of the renowned Japanese company Fujimi, known for precision detail and high quality workmanship.

Historical background of the IJN Mogami

The IJN Mogami was one of the most modern heavy cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The ship entered service in the mid-1930s, and the intensification of military operations during World War II granted it a significant operational role. It served, among others, during the Battle of the Coral Sea (May 1942), the Battle of Midway (June 1942), and numerous other missions in the Pacific until its sinking in 1944. The "Mogami-class" was notable for its armament, hull shape, and numerous upgrades performed during wartime. The Fujimi model depicts the ship in its 1942 configuration – with gun turrets and a modernized superstructure.

Country, scale, historical period

• 1/700 scale model – ideal for collections of Kriegsmarine, Royal Navy, or US Navy ships in the popular "Water Line" scale.
• Operated by Japan (Imperial Japanese Navy).
• Participated in operations from the late 1930s to the middle of World War II (approx. 1935–1944).

Fujimi 432625 Product Features

• Category: plastic model kit to assemble.
• Material: high-quality plastic ensuring detail and easy processing.
• Precisely cast parts, accurately reproducing the ship's silhouette and armament.
• Assembly kit – includes sprues, assembly instructions, decals (if included in the edition).
• The kit does not include glue or paints.

Who do we recommend this model for?

We recommend the Fujimi 432625 kit not only to experienced modelers, but also to intermediate maritime enthusiasts, who want to enrich their collection with a legendary unit in the history of the Japanese fleet. Due to the small scale and a large number of tiny parts, we suggest a difficulty level of 3/5 – demanding precision, but achievable with moderate modeling experience. It's a perfect way to learn techniques for working with plastic ships, while also making a unique exhibit for your display!