The unique Japanese Navy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser Mogami was built in compliance with
the London Naval Treaty following WWI. She was initially equipped with 15.5cm cannons
(5×3) and was completed in July 1935. The 15.5cm cannons were later replaced with
3×20.3cm cannons transforming the Mogami into a heavy cruiser. During WWII, the Mogami
took part in numerous operations such as the Malay landing operation, the Battle of Sunda
Strait, and the Battle of Midway. However, it was at Midway where the Mogami suffered
extensive damage and during repairs, a flight deck that could accommodate 11 floatplanes
was fitted. After sustaining heavy damage from the US fleet during the Battle of Leyte, her
crew abandoned ship and she was scuttled with torpedoes.
reinforcing frame parts and screws to enable accurate assembly.
to enable display of 6 floatplanes in flying position around the ship.
included.
removed thanks to polycaps for easy storage.
Metal plated shaft is used for the screw shaft. The anchor and chain are also depicted
with metal parts.
enable switching of gun turrets as well as free turret rotation for a variety of displays.
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