World Warship Collection New Heavy Cruiser Furutaka Furutaka-class 168×17×40mm
Harlequin World Warships Collection Die-cast Model Collectible
[Launched in January 2013, completed and discontinued with a total of 80 issues]
Legendary warships are revived! A one-theme magazine with a die-cast model.
World Warships Collection, a one-theme magazine that explains famous warships from around the world, focusing on Japanese warships that were in service during World War I and World War II, has been launched. In addition to a booklet packed with illustrations and photos, each issue comes with a meticulously recreated 1/1100 scale die-cast model.
[Product Contents]
Harlequin: Legendary Warships Revived World Warships Collection
Vol. 27: Heavy Cruiser Furutaka (1926)
The first heavy cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Length 168mm, Width 17mm, Height 40mm, 1/1100 scale
◆ Furutaka, which remained on the front lines through relentless modifications, contributed to victory in the First Battle of Solomon.
◆ Ship Class: Furutaka Class, Affiliation: Imperial Japanese Navy
⭐︎ As time has passed since its release, please only purchase if you understand this.
⭐︎ I believe the condition of the item is fine, but please check the images.
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#Hitomi's World Warships Collection
Category: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
Category: Japan Air Self-Defense Force
Category: Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
CategoryBoat / BoatConditionNew/unusedShippingIncluded in price (by seller)FromShizuoka
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The return period is 14 calendar days from the receipt of the order.
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