The kit is a 1/350 scale injection-moulded plastic representation of the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship Mikasa, released as part of the Battle of Yellow Sea edition in the 1/350 & 1/450 Water Line Series.
Mikasa was a pre-dreadnought constructed in the United Kingdom for the Imperial Japanese Navy around the start of the 20th century. She acted as Admiral Togo's flagship during the Russo-Japanese War and took part in major naval battles of the period, including the Battle of the Yellow Sea and the Battle of Tsushima, reflecting typical pre-dreadnought armament and armor layout.
The subject is modelled for external accuracy in a waterline format. This release places emphasis on deck treatment by supplying a wooden deck part and arranges components for scale-faithful superstructure and fittings. The hull follows waterline conventions for easy fleet display without full-hull basing.
Notes for advanced builders: expect numerous small parts for boats, gun mounts and mast structures and multiple rigging attachment points. The wooden deck alters surface texture compared to moulded decks; careful trimming and the right adhesive will yield improved joints. Painting, weathering and rigging complete the display-level finish.
A historically themed waterline kit offering a wooden deck option, suitable for builders assembling period fleets or collectors wanting an accurate Mikasa representation.
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