Kajika KM71019 IJN Haruna 1915 PE parts 1/700 – photo-etched and resin detail set for battleship model

The Kajika KM71019 IJN Haruna 1915 PE parts set in 1/700 scale is an advanced complement of upgrade parts for the model of the IJN Haruna battleship, one of the most famous ships of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This product is dedicated especially to demanding modelers who wish to take the level of detail and realism of their model to the next level.

The battleship IJN Haruna entered service in 1915 as the fourth ship of the Kongō class. It was used by Japan from World War I, through the interwar period, extensively rebuilt and modernized—up to intensive participation in World War II battles, including the Pacific campaign. Although it served as a battlecruiser in 1915, over the years it was converted into a fast battleship, making it an extremely interesting subject for model builders.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of use: Japan
• Historical period: from World War I, interwar period, World War II
• Material: High-quality photo-etched metal (PE) sheet and resin parts
• Main purpose: Enhancement, correction, and refinement of the IJN Haruna model—incl. railings, ladders, cranes, small armament, platforms, deck equipment details
• Category: Model accessories – photo-etched and resin parts
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – for advanced modelers experienced with handling delicate parts and working with CA glues and precision tools

By choosing the Kajika KM71019 IJN Haruna 1915 PE parts 1/700, you receive a set that allows you to significantly increase the level of detail, especially in critical areas that cannot be reproduced using plastic injection. The photo-etched parts allow for highly accurate reproduction of the tiniest deck equipment details, and the resin elements perfectly replace complex shapes that are impossible to achieve in plastic.

We recommend this set to all experienced modelers wishing to build a collector's replica of the IJN Haruna from 1915. It is an excellent choice for enthusiasts of Japanese naval history as well as maritime modelers who enjoy challenges and maximum realism.