Tamiya 78022 Mikuma Classic 1/350 Cruiser Model Kit  [78022]

Tamiya 78022 - 1/350 Japanese Cruiser Mikuma
Price:
NZD$140.08
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
78022
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Background and service life of the Mikuma

The Tamiya 78022 Japanese Cruiser Mikuma kit captures the character of a vessel first built in 1935, reflecting the changes that moved her from a light to a heavier-armed cruiser. The 1/350 scale recreates the ship's silhouette and key features for historically minded modellers.

Assembly highlights and detailing options

This release gives modellers the chance to work with finely moulded parts and photo-etched details. Builders may choose a waterline version for maritime scenes or a full-hull option for shelf displays, with included reinforcement elements to aid clean assembly.

  • Scale: 1/350
  • Material: Quality plastic complemented by metal components
  • Assembly Type: Requires assembly; paints and adhesives not supplied
  • Display Options: Waterline build or full-hull presentation
  • Photo-Etched Parts: Included to improve rigging and deck detail
The kit is aimed at intermediate to advanced builders due to fine parts and photo-etched components; patience and good tools make the process smoother.
You can assemble as a waterline model for sea scenes or build the full hull for a traditional display; both approaches are supported by the kit parts.
Photo-etched parts require careful handling and small tools like tweezers and a fine file; taking time with these parts improves the finished appearance.
Accurate finishes use scale-appropriate naval colours; both brush and airbrush techniques work, but check reference photos for authentic shades.

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