Orange Hobby Orange Hobby 1/700 World War II US Navy Battleship BB-40 New Mexico 1944 Resin Kit N07-170

A resin kit that requires assembly and painting. Here again, during the naval gunfire, a suicide plane crashed in again and many crew members were killed or injured, but the operation continued. She underwent repairs again and while at anchor in Leyte Bay, she entered Tokyo Bay via Okinawa to mark the end of the war and witnessed the signing ceremony of the Instrument of Surrender on September 2nd. Two years later, in July 1947, she was decommissioned and scrapped in October of the same year, ending her eventful life. She is a 1/700 scale resin kit that reproduces New Mexico in 1944, when it was engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese Navy in the Pacific Ocean. Delicate parts such as her handrails and shooting radar are photo-etched parts, and the barrel of the main gun is precision-made brass with no distortion. You can choose between full-hull and WL specifications for the hull. This is a great kit that allows you to learn about the New Mexico, which has a unique hull that combines battleship design ideas from both World Wars I and II, while assembling it. *This product is a resin kit that requires assembly and painting. *Adhesive, tools, paint, etc. are required separately for assembly and painting. *This product does not include adhesives, paint, tools, batteries, etc. Safety Warning Not Applicable