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1/700 Japanese Navy Submarine I-16 and 1-58 (Waterline)


1/700 Japanese Navy Submarine I-16 and 1-58 (Waterline)
1/700 Japanese Navy Submarine I-16 and 1-58 (Waterline)
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1/700 Japanese Navy Submarine I-16 and 1-58 (Waterline)
This is a plastic model kit, which comes unassembled and unpainted. So glue, model paints and other basic modelling tools are additionally required.

A submarine element was included amongst the escort group for the Japanese Navy's historic attack on Pearl Harbor in WWII. Naval modellers can now recreate another part of the Pearl Harbor strike force with this re-packaged model kit.

About the I-16 and I-58

The Japanese Navy's daring plan for a surprise attack on the U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor called for the use of an Advanced Expeditionary Force made up of 20 fleet submarines. These were mainly to provide a screen and diminish the numbers of any U.S. Navy force that attempted to reach the Japanese carrier group. However, 5 of these fleet submarines, I-16, I-18, I-20, I-22, and I-24, also carried 2-man Ko-hyoteki midget submarines tasked with penetrating the harbor defences to make torpedo attacks. These midget submarines were launched, but none ever returned from their missions.

About the Model

- High-quality assembly model kits of the Japanese Navy submarines I-16 and I-58.
- Fine details such as conning tower antenna and deck guns accurately reproduced.
- Brand new box art and painting guide clearly depict the Ko-hyoteki midget submarine carried by the I-16 and her sister ships.
- Perfect for display with other Waterline Series Japanese Navy warships, especially those that took part in the historic Pearl Harbor attack.
General Info
Scale 1/700
Type Scale Model Kit
Subtype Naval Vessel
  • Stock: Out Of Stock
  • Reward Points: 14
  • SKU: TM 31453
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