Fujimi FJ-43100 1/700 Plastic Kit - Ryujyo Japanese Carrier (Waterline)  [FJ-43100]

Fujimi 43100 - SWM-34 1/700 Japanese Aircraft Carrier Ryujyo (Ryujo)
Price:
£13.90
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-43100
GTIN:
4968728431000
Condition:
Brand New
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Model Summary: Fujimi FJ-43100 SWM-34 Ryujyo in 1/700

This 1/700 scale plastic model is released under Fujimi's Sea Way Model Series as a waterline kit intended for display in fleet groupings and hobby collections.

The Ryujyo was a small interwar-era Japanese aircraft carrier with a compact flight deck and a modest air group. Constructed for scouting and fleet support, her early wartime operations reflect the tactical use and limitations of smaller carrier vessels during the 1930s and early 1940s.

The kit is composed of injection-moulded plastic parts arranged for standard assembly practice. As a waterline version, it integrates readily into sea-surface dioramas without a full-hull mount, and the parts aim to capture an accurate profile and deck arrangement at 1/700 scale. For higher fidelity, modelmakers may fit aftermarket photo-etched sets and use fine thread for antennae; everyday modelling tools and paints are appropriate for build and finish. Decal sheets for deck markings are included and should be aligned carefully to match references.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/700
  • Assembly: plastic model kit

A compact waterline kit representing a small historical carrier, well suited to fleet displays and scale-oriented collections.

The model is cast at 1/700 scale to match other small warship kits for diorama cohesion.
The waterline format is ideal for placing the model on simulated water or combining with other waterline kits without a full-hull support structure.
The supplied injection-moulded detail is suitable for attractive display; however, photo-etched upgrades and fine rigging thread are commonly used to reach museum-level detailing.
Deck marking decals are provided; careful trimming, soaking, and accurate placement will achieve the best match to period images.

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