Fujimi 452128 Full-Hull IJN Series IJN Aircraft Carrier Soryu w/Photo-Etched Parts 1/700

Fujimi 452128 Full-Hull IJN Series IJN Aircraft Carrier Soryu w/Photo-Etched Parts 1/700 is a precise plastic model kit that recreates the legendary Japanese aircraft carrier Soryu in an impressive 1/700 scale. The model is dedicated to the most demanding modelers who wish to create a faithful miniature of one of the most significant vessels of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II.

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1/700 – ideal for building realistic ship collections and dioramas
• Material: high-quality plastic (main construction), numerous photo-etched metal (PE) parts for outstanding detail realism
• Full-Hull Version – model features a full hull, including the underwater section, rudders, propellers, and bottom details
• Add-ons: photo-etched parts – railings, ladders, antennas, radars, and small weaponry details, adding authenticity to every part of the model

Historical Information:

Soryu was one of the most modern aircraft carriers of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Built between 1934 and 1937, she implemented a breakthrough doctrine for the use of carrier-based aircraft. Soryu took an active part in the greatest battles of the Pacific—from the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 to the Battle of Midway, where she was sunk in June 1942. Her silhouette and technology became a symbol of Japan's naval ambitions during World War II.

Functionality and Advantages of the Model:

• Abundance of fine details and photo-etching make the kit an extremely detailed model that stands out even among professional collections
• Provides a demanding modeling challenge, perfect for building realistic battle dioramas or for individual display
• Comprehensively recreated armament and deck equipment – elevators, hangars, anti-aircraft guns
• Suitable for advanced modelers – assembly difficulty level: 4/5

Who is this model recommended for?

Fujimi 452128 Full-Hull IJN Aircraft Carrier Soryu is an ideal choice for experienced modeling enthusiasts, naval history buffs, and World War II fleet collectors. The large number of parts and presence of photo-etched details allow for advanced personalization of the model, giving satisfaction at every stage of construction.