Kagero 16036 The Japanese Cruiser Yahagi EN is a unique, English-language monograph dedicated to the light cruiser Yahagi—the third of four Agano-class ships designed and built for the Imperial Japanese Navy. This album contains a comprehensive 92 pages full of expert information and visual inspiration for modelers and naval military history enthusiasts.

• Category: Modeling literature / historical publication with modeling plans
• Model (ship): Yahagi (Japan)
• Scale of plans: detailed modeling drawings on a double-sided A2 sheet
• Service branch: Imperial Japanese Navy
• Service period: World War II (commissioned in 1939, launched in 1942, sunk on April 7, 1945 during Operation Ten-Go)
• Contents of the publication:
  • 92 pages of detailed content describing the technology, history, and service of Yahagi
  • 118 high-quality ship renders
  • 18 3D anaglyphs (glasses with color filters required for full effect)
  • Double-sided, fold-out A2 sheet with precise modeling plans
• Publisher: KAGERO, author: Mariusz Motyka
• ISBN: 978-83-64596-66-7
• Recommended for: This publication is dedicated to experienced ship modelers, World War II history enthusiasts, and collectors of unique source materials. It's a perfect aid for building realistic models in any scale, especially for those depicting operations in the Pacific.
• Difficulty level (1-5): 4 – requires basic English language proficiency and experience working with modeling plans.
• Do we recommend it? Absolutely! Kagero 16036 is an indispensable source of detailed historical and technical documentation, enabling you to create a perfect model of the Japanese light cruiser Yahagi. The high quality of illustrations and rare 3D anaglyphs provide an exceptional visual experience and a wealth of material to work with.

Order now and discover every detail of one of the most important ships of the Imperial Japanese Fleet!