Fujimi 433073 Sea Way Model (EX) Series Photo-Etched Parts for IJN Aircraft Carrier Hiryu w/2 pieces type 25mm Machine Gun 1/700 is a professional set of photo-etched parts designed for 1/700 scale plastic models, dedicated to the historic Japanese aircraft carrier IJN Hiryu. This exceptional product from the renowned manufacturer Fujimi allows modelers to enhance the level of detail and authenticity of the finished model, bringing it closer to the original with unparalleled precision in this scale.

IJN Hiryu was one of the most important aircraft carriers of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. It entered service in 1939 and took an active part in, among others, the attack on Pearl Harbor and the Battle of Midway, where it was sunk in June 1942. It was an example of innovative solutions and modern Japanese naval engineering of that era.

• Scale: 1/700 – one of the most popular sizes in ship modeling, allowing for the construction of detailed dioramas and collections.
• Country of use: Japan – the set replicates components of the ship serving in the Imperial Japanese Navy.
• Historical period: World War II, years 1939-1942.
• Material: photo-etched stainless steel – ensures durability as well as excellent quality and sharpness of details.
• Additions: two precise 25 mm machine guns for deck armament – original elements of aircraft carrier weaponry in microscopic version, made with particular attention to detail.
• Category: modeling accessories, photo-etched set for plastic models.

The Fujimi 433073 Sea Way Model (EX) Series set includes such items as ultra-fine railings, antennas, ladders, gangways, and various structural details, all of which significantly enhance the realism of the completed replica. The high level of reproduction makes it especially suitable for advanced modelers and collectors who specialize in historical naval models and who value realism, authenticity, and the satisfaction of working at the highest level of detail.

We especially recommend this set to naval enthusiasts and collectors of World War II warships who expect the highest quality details. Assembly difficulty level: 5/5 – advanced, requires experience working with photo-etched parts, precision, and patience.