Tamiya 1/350 IJN Japanese Navy Submarine I-400 Special Edition #89776  [89776]

• The I-400 had been built as a submergible aircraft carrier so on the entire world had never seen and surely could launch 3 Seiran aircraft. With a general length of 122m, width of 12m, and a submerged 6560 ton placement, the size had been much like a destroyer class warship and had been the planet's biggest submarine at the time. Furthermore, it had the capacity to circumnavigate the globe 1.5 times without needing to refuel or restock. It absolutely was feasible for the I-400 to help make surprise assaults at both U.S. East Coast while the Allied held Panama Canal. Construction associated with I-400 was completed close to the end of the WWII in December 1944. It had been on its way utilizing the second submarine in its course the I-401 to take on the U.S. Naval base at Ulithi, but like the I-400, however both submarines never really had the chance to see action because of the ending associated with the war. It is known that because superior design, the I-400 is the predecessor to contemporary strategic nuclear missile submarines.

Specs and qualities:

• This is a 1/350 synthetic construction model kit of Japanese Navy Submarine I-400.
• Included clear hangar components allow you to see the inner for the hangar following the model is assembled.
• Clear components for the Seiran aircraft permit you to keep the canopy unpainted for a more realistic look.
• Photo-etched parts for handrails and display stand nameplate are included.
• 4 metal kind 95 torpedoes included.
• Guide stickers to assist with positioning photo-etched handrail posts are included.
• 48 of 1/350 scale team figures included to liven up the model's decks.
• Length: 348.5mm