Kajika KM71001 IJN Battlecruiser Kongo 1914 Photo Etching 1/700 – Photo-Etched Detail Set in 1/700 Scale

An excellent addition for demanding modelers: the Kajika KM71001 IJN Battlecruiser Kongo 1914 Photo Etching 1/700 set of photo-etched details designed for the faithful reproduction of the legendary Japanese battlecruiser Kongo in its original 1914 configuration. This high-quality product is developed by the renowned Kajika Model brand and is fully compatible with the 1/700 scale Kongo ship model.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/700 – allows for precise construction of a miniature while preserving the details of the original
• User Country: Japan – the ship belonged to the Imperial Japanese Navy (Kaigun)
• Material: Photo-etched stainless steel – ensures exceptional detail and durability, even for the smallest parts
• Category: Modeling accessories – a set of photo-etched details for plastic model kits

Historical Description

The Kongo battlecruiser entered service in 1913 as the first Japanese warship built by British designers. Modernized and used in combat operations from World War I throughout World War II, Kongo significantly contributed to Japan's naval power. The photo-etched set recreates the version from the early service period in 1914 in the Pacific Ocean, allowing you to build an authentic miniature of this groundbreaking vessel.

Set Contents

• Precise railings, handrails, ladders, hatches, and other deck details
• Parts for artillery positions, turrets, radars, and lifeboats
• Assembly instructions – a detailed description of the placement for each part on the model

Who do we recommend this set for?

This product is recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers building 1/700 scale warship models who wish to maximize the realism of their miniature. The set requires skill, precision, and basic photo-etching tools.

• Difficulty level: 4/5 (advanced)
• Application: For modification and enhancement of the IJN Kongo 1914 plastic model

Why choose this set?

Kajika KM71001 guarantees top quality and attention to detail. The set elevates the realism of the Kongo model to a museum level, ensuring the final result will impress every warship collector and enthusiast of Japanese naval history.