Description
Description
The Fujimi Chibimaru Collection Kaga Model Kit Etched Parts Wood Deck presents the Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Kaga in a compact, palm-sized Chibimaru design. Its playful, stylized appearance combines multicolor molded components with realistic decals, making it an enjoyable choice for builders who appreciate distinctive ship models. Fujimi adds finely detailed etched parts and a wood deck sticker to create a more authentic appearance.
This plastic construction kit uses snap-fit assembly and does not require glue, although separate tools are needed. Included components feature three aircraft types, etched railings, rescue nets, bridge windows, antennas and aerial posts, along with a masking sheet for the white flight deck lines. The removable bottom section also lets the completed model be displayed as a marine model.
Details
• Specifications:
Plastic model kit
Assembly required
Separate tools required
Multicolor molding
Snap-fit construction; no glue required
• Item dimensions: 15 x 24 x 6 cm
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Fujimi
• Release Date: 2025-11-15
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Fujimi Chibimaru Collection details include etched parts for boardside passage railings, flight deck rescue nets, bridge window frames, a direction detection antenna and radio aerial posts.
A wood deck sticker reproduces the wood grain, while etched components detail the iron deck and flight deck elevators.
Includes Zero fighter aircraft, 99-type bomber aircraft and 97-type attack aircraft.
A masking sheet is supplied to recreate the white markings on the flight deck.
The lower section can be removed, allowing the finished construction model to be displayed as a marine model.
Care instructions
Handle the assembled model gently, with particular care around the etched parts, antennas, railings and other delicate details. Clean dust using a soft, dry cloth or a gentle brush, and keep moisture to a minimum. Display or store it in a clean, dust-free location away from direct sunlight. Use the assembly instructions when attaching or removing the bottom section, and work with appropriate tools during construction.
