A reissue of Tamiya's veteran English torpedo boat kit. Includes six crew figures and a two-tone plastic hull. This reissue does not include the original motorization parts. About 43cm long when completed. A display stand is included.
An unusually designed battleship with all its main armament up front, the Jean Bart was launched in 1940 but was never actually completed during WWII. After changing hands multiple times during the war, she was finally completed in 1949, and went ...more
Yes, in WWII the Japanese Army had their own submarines to help move supplies...I guess they didn't trust the navy boats! This kit of the Maruyu Yu-1001 is actually several kits in one: You get the standard full-hull kit with parts sharply molded ...more
This great softcover book is filled with excellent line drawings of the IJN battleship Yamato. Features tons of very detailed illustrations of precisely the areas modelers crave! Text is in Japanese with English translations.
Yes, in WWII the Japanese Army had their own submarines to help move supplies...I guess they didn't trust the navy boats! This kit of the Maruyu Yu-1 is actually several kits in one: You get the standard full-hull kit with parts sharply molded in ...more
A big ol' box o' battleships! This series of finely detailed 1/2400-scale battleships consists of nine possible types, with one or more possible "secret items." Here's the lineup of the nine known types: Yamato, Musashi, Iowa, Missouri, King George ...more
This 1/700-scale kit of the Nimitz-class supercarrier CVN-74 John C. Stennis represents her as she appeared in 1998. Can be built either as a full-hull or a waterline model. Includes four S-3 Vikings, four F-14 Tomcats (wings swept or extended), ...more
Fujimi's series of all-newly-tooled IJN tankers expands even further with this release of the Tatekawa Maru (can also be built as the Toei Maru). This waterline model features great detail and a fret of photo-etched metal parts for enhanced realism....more
