IJN Tachibana 1:200 Avangard (006)
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IJN Tachibana – Avangard 1:200 Card Model & Laser Cut Set
Scale - 1:200
Model Sheets - A3
Product Description
Build a highly detailed replica of IJN Tachibana, the lead ship of the Tachibana-class destroyers built for the Imperial Japanese Navy during the final stages of World War II.
This complete Avangard 1:200 modelling set includes:
✔ IJN Tachibana Card Model Kit
✔ Laser Cut Frame Set
✔ Laser Cut Detail Set
All three components are supplied together as ONE COMPLETE SET.
Unlike the larger Japanese fleet destroyers of the earlier war years, the Tachibana class was designed for simplified construction, escort operations, anti-aircraft defence and anti-submarine duties.
The model features a full underwater hull, detailed bridge and superstructure, 127 mm guns, quadruple 610 mm torpedo launcher, extensive 25 mm anti-aircraft armament, radar equipment, depth charges, boats, masts and numerous deck fittings.
At approximately 500 mm (19.7") long, this detailed late-war Japanese destroyer makes an excellent project for experienced card modellers and collectors of Imperial Japanese Navy warships.
⭐ Key Features
✔ Genuine Avangard card model kit
✔ Product No. 006
✔ Scale: 1:200
✔ Complete 3-part modelling set
✔ Card model, laser-cut frame & detail set included
✔ Represents IJN Tachibana
✔ Tachibana-class / Modified Type D destroyer
✔ 1945 late-war configuration
✔ Full underwater hull
✔ Approx. 500 mm / 19.7" long
✔ 3 × 127 mm Type 89 guns
✔ Quadruple 610 mm torpedo launcher
✔ Detailed 25 mm anti-aircraft armament
✔ Type 22 and Type 13 radar equipment
✔ Depth-charge equipment
✔ Detailed superstructure, masts, boats and deck fittings
✔ Advanced card modelling project
✔ Glue and tools not included
Summary
The IJN Tachibana 1:200 Avangard Complete Set combines the original printed card model with dedicated laser-cut frame and detail sets. An excellent late-war Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer model for experienced card modellers and collectors of WWII Japanese warships.