Fujimi 116822 Photo-Etched Parts for IJN Destroyer Yukikaze 1/700 is a specialized set of photo-etched parts designed for models of the Japanese destroyer Yukikaze in 1/700 scale. This product is a high-quality accessory dedicated to both the Fujimi model and other models of this ship in the same scale, significantly enhancing the realism of the replica and allowing exceptionally accurate historical detailing.

• Scale: 1/700
• Country of origin (original): Japan (Imperial Japanese Navy – IJN)
• Historical period: World War II (1939–1945)
• Product category: Model accessories – photo-etched set (metal fret)
• Material: photo-etched stainless steel

The model Japanese destroyer Yukikaze was one of the most famous Kagero-class ships serving in the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. It was distinguished by exceptional combat effectiveness – participating in, among others, the Battle of the Coral Sea, at the Solomon Islands, at Leyte, and escorting major vessels during key operations of the Pacific campaign. The ship was famous for its reliability and luck – it survived the entire war without being sunk, making it a legend of the Japanese Navy.

The Fujimi 116822 set includes precisely made deck railings, ladders, stanchions, mast, light supports, and structural elements that significantly increase the quality and historical accuracy of the model. It enables the reproduction of true, delicate details not available in standard plastic sprues. Photo-etched parts require the use of appropriate modeling tools, such as tweezers, a scalpel, or fine pliers, as well as experience in working with delicate materials.

We particularly recommend this product to advanced and intermediate modelers who seek maximum accuracy and are looking for a way to make their replica of the Yukikaze destroyer stand out from other models. The assembly difficulty is rated at level 4/5 – recommended for those with previous experience working with photo-etched parts.

By choosing Fujimi 116822 Photo-Etched Parts for IJN Destroyer Yukikaze 1/700, you are investing in masterful detail and historical authenticity, giving your model the genuine appearance of a World War II-era warship.