NX-15 Fujimi FJ-46036 1/700 IJN Fast Battleship Haruna 1944 Plastic Model Kit  [FJ-46036]

Fujimi 46036 - NX-15 1/700 IJN Fast Battleship Haruna 1944 (Sho Ichigo Operation)
Price:
£21.78
Brand:
Fujimi
Model:
FJ-46036
GTIN:
4968728460369
Condition:
Brand New
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Haruna 1944 — Fujimi 1/700 NX-15 External Version

This 1/700 scale plastic model kit captures the Imperial Japanese Navy fast battleship Haruna as she appeared in 1944 during Sho Ichigo Operation, forming part of Fujimi's selection of small naval subjects.

Haruna began as a Kongo-class battlecruiser before being reconstructed into a fast battleship. Commissioned in the early 20th century, she underwent extensive interwar modernization and served in IJN surface operations during World War II. In 1944 Haruna carried increased anti-aircraft armament and radar equipment to adapt to shifting threats.

The kit is intended for modellers with interest in historical surface warships and calls for conventional modelling skills. The instructions concentrate on exterior arrangement and deck fittings typical of the 1944 configuration. Modelmakers may elect to enhance fine elements such as lighting, railings, and rigging to align with reference imagery. Final painting and weathering choices determine the exhibited realism.

Model Specifications

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

A compact, display-oriented kit that reproduces Haruna's 1944 external appearance, recommended for collectors and modellers who value historical detail.

The kit focuses on the outward appearance and deck fittings of Haruna in 1944; it aims to match common reference material but small details may benefit from modeller refinement.
Yes. Its 1/700 scale and emphasis on external detail make it well suited for display dioramas, particularly those showing surface actions or harbour scenes.
Many modellers add photo-etched brass or other aftermarket sets to upgrade railings, radars, and other small fittings; check compatibility of aftermarket items for 1/700 Haruna variants.
For a convincing 1944 finish, use historically informed color choices, selective weathering on decks and superstructure, and restrained corrosion effects guided by period photographs.

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