Fujimi 1/350-No12 EX-1 1/350 IJN Aircraft Battleship Hyuga with Crew Figures

The product is modeled on the time of Operation Sho-Ichigo in October 1944.
(Main turret canopy) The canopy armor plate, which is a distinguishing feature from the Ise, is a dedicated four-piece item.
(Windshield) A large windshield is installed on the combat bridge, and is a dedicated part. (Upper lookout deck) The shape of the sponsons near the triple machine guns is different from that of the Ise, so it is a separate part. (Main gun fire control post) The shape of the area near the top of the bridge is different from that of the Ise, so it is a separate part. (Lookout) The lookout in the center of the bridge is a separate part because its shape and height dimensions are different from that of the Ise. (Machine gun mount next to the chimney) (Aft bridge machine gun mount) The triple machine gun mount next to the chimney and on the aft bridge are different in shape from the Ise, so they are separate parts. (Aft mast) The difference in shape of the aft mast cross tree, which is also a distinguishing feature from the Ise, is reproduced using a separate part. (Near the rocket launcher) The sponsons that are equipped with the rocket launcher are longer toward the rear than those of the Ise, and the support pillars at the bottom are significantly different in shape, and each is reproduced as a separate part. (Aircraft Carrier-Based Aircraft) A modified 11/12-type aircraft is reproduced in line with the Hyuga, which became the mother ship of the Suisei in May 1944. Five aircraft are included.
(Mounting Rack) A rack for mounting the Suisei on the flight deck for work and on board is included as a special part. 353 figure parts (2 types/total of 5 runners) of officers, sailors, and sailor business uniforms (summer and winter uniforms) are included. The parts are unpainted, so you can recreate both summer and winter uniforms by painting them. A total of 11 different poses can be reproduced, including standing upright, saluting, walking, operating anti-aircraft guns and machine guns, looking through binoculars, and carrying ammunition.