Hasegawa Waterline Series Japanese Navy Heavy Cruiser Haguro Plastic Model 335 1/700

This is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Tools, paint, etc. are required separately.

Haguro was laid down in March 1925 at the Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard as the fourth ship of the Myō-class cruisers.

Initially, Haguro was planned to be built at the Kure Naval Arsenal, but it is said that the order was reassigned to rescue the Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard, which was suffering financial difficulties due to the economic depression and the signing of the disarmament treaty.

Furthermore, while Haguro was being outfitted, Mitsubishi Nagasaki received an order for a luxury passenger ship, and the ship's interior was modernized based on that ship's design, which was extremely well received.

(Key Specifications) At the Start of the War Standard Displacement: 13,000 tons Waterline Length: 201.70m Maximum Beam: 20.8m Main Boilers: 12 Type Ro-type naval heavy oil-fired boilers Speed: 33.9 knots Cruising Range: 7,500 nautical miles at 14 knots Armament: 5 x 20.3cm twin guns, 4 x 12.7mm twin anti-aircraft guns, 4 x 25mm twin machine guns, 2 x 13mm twin machine guns, 4 x quadruple torpedo tubes

[Specifications] Model Length: 291mm Model Width: 33mm Scale: 1/700 Product Number: 335

Manufacturer: Hasegawa JAN Code: 4967834493353

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