Tamiya 31223 1:700 Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku Dolls House

Tamiya 31223 1:700 Aircraft Carrier Zuikaku Dolls HouseAt the time of the Pacific War, the Japanese Navy's Zuikaku was said to be an ideal aircraft carrier with a good balance of speed, payload, and defence. It was planned in 1937, when the Washington Disarmament Treaty expired, and was completed in September 1940, just before the outbreak of war. The design was not subject to various restrictions imposed by treaties, and was able to easily meet the navy's requirements. Zuikaku, along with her sister ship

This is a 1/12 scale plastic assembly kit

With a wingspan of 410 mm this accurately detailed model of TD314 built at Castle Bromwich in 1944

30 engines

together with the RAF roundel

A high centre of gravity gives the QUAKE GROM that telltale monster truck stance

without perhaps its most iconic colour scheme but with some very complimentary BR Maroon Mark 1 coaches

so it is perfect to paint fighters during the Battle of Britain or a Ju-87

Wingspan 219mm

Window frame stickers included

HMS Victorious sailed to Pearl Harbour to join USS Saratoga's Battle Group

Or install the optional floats (sold separately) to fly from water

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