Fine Molds FW2 IJN "Special Type" Class Destroyer "Amagiri" 1/350 is a high-quality plastic model kit that reproduces with remarkable precision one of the most famous destroyers of the Imperial Japanese Navy from World War II. The model is made in the popular 1/350 scale, allowing for detailed replication of even the smallest features of the hull, weaponry, and deck equipment. The country of origin and service of the original ship is Japan.

The destroyer Amagiri was the fifteenth ship of the Fubuki class, being the fifth of the so-called "Special Type II" ships. Fubuki was a groundbreaking class of destroyers, considered one of the most innovative designs of the interwar period and World War II. Amagiri distinguished herself in combat operations in the Pacific, taking an active part in supply missions and battles around the Solomon Islands, including Guadalcanal. She became famous during the incident of August 2, 1943, when she rammed the American patrol torpedo boat PT-109, commanded by the future President of the United States, John F. Kennedy.

• Model scale: 1/350
• Historical period: World War II
• Country of use: Japan
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• The set includes ultra-fine Nano Dread series parts, enabling precise reproduction of the ship's elements such as anti-aircraft weapons, main guns, and torpedo stations.
• The kit offers two build options – full hull or waterline version, for the modeller's individual choice.
• Possibility to choose gun positions, presence/absence of loaded torpedoes, and other details, allowing personalization of the final look of the model.

The Fine Molds FW2 IJN Amagiri 1/350 kit is designed for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 4/5). Assembly requires precision and patience, and the abundance of small parts guarantees many hours of ambitious work. It is an excellent choice for naval history enthusiasts, maritime modeling fans, and all collectors of Japanese World War II ships.

The product does not include glue or paints – we recommend purchasing dedicated modeling accessories. Exceptional detail and historical accuracy make this model a valuable exhibit for any collection and an interesting modeling project that will allow you to appreciate the craftsmanship of Japanese war engineering.