1/350 IJN Suzutsuki 1945

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1/350 IJN Suzutsuki 1945
Code: TRPMCT103 Series: 1/350 Scale Warship

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

5,500

About $59.70 USD; €40.67 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

64.32	Canadian Dollar
36.87	United Kingdom Pound
228.82	Argentina Pesos
68.96	Australian Dollars
108.44	Brazil Reais
462.66	Hong Kong Dollar
579,557.43	Indonesian Rupiah
207.77	Malaysian Ringgit
798.64	Mexican Pesos
84.45	N.Z. Dollars
352.49	Norwegian Kroner
2,842.74	Phillipine Pesos
84.61	Singapore Dollars
72,046.11	South Korea Won
412.68	Sweden Krona
61.63	Swiss Francs
1,934.92	Taiwan Dollars
2,013.32	Thailand Baht
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Stock Status:

BackorderedWhat this means

Originally Released:

October 2008

Size/Weight:

44.0 x 19.8 x 6.7 cm/460g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 2,220 yen, SAL: 1,080 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
24.10	11.72	US Dollars
16.42	7.99	Euro
25.96	12.63	Canadian Dollar
14.88	7.24	United Kingdom Pound
92.36	44.93	Argentina Pesos
27.84	13.54	Australian Dollars
43.77	21.29	Brazil Reais
186.74	90.85	Hong Kong Dollar
233,930.45	113,804	Indonesian Rupiah
83.86	40.80	Malaysian Ringgit
322.36	156.82	Mexican Pesos
34.09	16.58	N.Z. Dollars
142.28	69.22	Norwegian Kroner
1,147.44	558.21	Phillipine Pesos
34.15	16.61	Singapore Dollars
29,080.43	14,147.24	South Korea Won
166.57	81.04	Sweden Krona
24.88	12.10	Swiss Francs
781	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
812.65	395.34	Thailand Baht
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is an injection-plastic ship model kit. It requires both cement and painting to complete or use.

This is a very sharp full-hull model of the IJN destroyer Suzutsuki, depicting the ship as it appeared in 1945, when the ship accompanied the battleship Yamato on the ill-fated Ten Ichi-go mission to protect Okinawa. The Suzutsuki was heavily damaged in that mission, but managed to return to base at Sasebo, Japan. This all-new tooling includes decals and a fret of photo-etched metal detail parts.