IJN Battleship Ise 1/700 Full-Hull Model Kit Fujimi FJ-45248  [FJ-45248]

Price:
AUD$68.25
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-45248
Condition:
Brand New
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Ise Class Battleship Ise - Full-Hull Edition FJ-45248

This release is a 1/700 full-hull plastic representation of the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft battleship Ise, presented as a special edition that emphasizes display detail.

The original Ise, one of two Ise-class ships, was built in the World War I era and later reconstructed in World War II with an aft flight deck for floatplane operations, creating a hybrid battleship/aircraft carrier. That conversion increased aviation capability while retaining much of the ship's heavy armament.

Detailed kit notes and assembly tips follow. The special package includes photo-etched parts and a wood deck seal to reproduce fine deck textures at scale. Photo-etched parts are thin and require steady handling; align the full-hull sections precisely during glue-up to avoid gaps. Use fine applicators for adhesives when attaching metal components to the plastic to keep detail sharp. The wood deck seal should be applied before final varnish and weathering for the best effect.

Study period photos to guide accurate rigging and paint choices; modest weathering and deck contrast will enhance perceived scale. Employ small clamps or jigs to secure hull halves and deck assemblies while adhesives cure, particularly where the flight deck integrates with the hull sides.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit (full-hull)
  • Includes photo-etched parts
  • Includes wood deck seal

An assembly-focused full-hull kit that brings etched details and a wood-deck treatment to support high-quality display builds for seasoned modellers and collectors.

For photo-etched parts, a medium-viscosity cyanoacrylate or a two-part epoxy provides secure bonds. Use minimal amounts and consider an accelerator for quick tack; test on scrap first to avoid visible residue.
Dry-fit all major components first, then use small clamps, rubber bands, or temporary jigs to hold parts in position. Apply glue in stages and remove excess before it cures to keep seams clean.
Yes. The model captures the aft flight deck conversion and the altered silhouette of the late-war Ise, making it suitable for builders aiming to depict that specific configuration.
Prime photo-etched parts with a thin metal-compatible primer and handle them by edges or with masking to avoid damage. Consider painting prior to final assembly for easier access and reduced handling risk.

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