Aoshima 04422 IRONCLAD LIGHT CRUISER TAMA 1944 (1/350)

Aoshima 04422 Ironclad Light Cruiser Tama 1944 (1/350) is an exceptional, highly detailed plastic model kit representing the Japanese light cruiser Tama from the final phase of World War II. The model is made in the renowned 1:350 scale, which allows faithful reproduction of the details and proportions of the original warship of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN).

Brief Historical Overview:
The light cruiser Tama belonged to the famous Kuma class. Launched in 1920, she entered service in Japan's navy and took part in several combat operations during World War II. In 1944, she participated in operations in the northern Pacific, as well as the famous Battle of Leyte Gulf. The ship was sunk at the end of 1944 during the withdrawal from Operation "Sho-Go." This vessel represents an important chapter in the history of the Japanese fleet from 1941–1944, the World War II era.

Set Features and Contents:

• 1:350 scale plastic model kit by Aoshima
• Richly detailed deck, superstructure, armament, and equipment components
• Parts made of high-quality, precisely molded plastic
• Possibility to display gun models, turrets, and artillery details according to historical 1944 specifications
• Optionally—the model can be enhanced with dedicated photo-etched or resin accessories (not included in the kit, available separately)
• The kit does not include paints, glue, or tools

Intended Use and Skill Level:
The Aoshima 04422 kit is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers wishing to build a realistic model of the famous World War II warship. The detailed elements require precision and careful assembly, so we rate the difficulty level as 4/5. It is an excellent choice for maritime history enthusiasts, collectors, and all ship modeling fans seeking high realism and historical authenticity.

Category: Plastic model kit – warships, World War II.

We recommend this model for its superb workmanship, realistic detail reproduction, and tremendous potential for further modification and customization. It is a great addition to any Japanese ship model collection, allowing you to recreate the famous Tama cruiser from 1944 in your home workshop.