FUJIMI 1/700 Scale Upgrade Parts for Japanese Navy Destroyers
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$28.50 USD - Regular price
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$28.50 USD
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Product Overview
FUJIMI presents a detailed upgrade parts set designed for 1/700 scale Japanese Navy destroyers, specifically the Shiranui and Akigumo during the early war period. This set includes precision-etched parts that enhance the authenticity and detail of your model kit, making it an essential addition for any serious modeler. Made in Japan, this upgrade set is perfect for those looking to elevate their Japanese model kit experience.
Key Benefits
- Precision fit for seamless integration with existing models
- High-quality etching for enhanced detail and realism
- Compatible with popular 1/700 scale destroyer kits
- Easy to paint and customize for a unique finish
- Lightweight design that won’t add unnecessary bulk
Ingredients & Formula
- Made from high-quality brass for durability
- Fragrance-free
- Alcohol-free
- Paraben-free
How to Use
Carefully detach the etching parts from the sheet using a hobby knife. Clean the surfaces of the model where the parts will be attached. Apply a suitable adhesive to the back of each part and position it accurately on the model. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before painting or handling the model further.
Who Is It For
- Model enthusiasts seeking to enhance their Japanese Navy kits
- Hobbyists looking for high-quality detail parts
- Collectors interested in authentic scale models
FAQ
Q: Can these parts be used on other brands of models?
A: These parts are specifically designed for FUJIMI models but may fit other brands with similar specifications.
Q: How often can I use these parts in my projects?
A: You can use them as often as needed for different models or upgrades, as they are designed for durability.
Q: What is the best way to paint these parts?
A: Use a fine brush and model paint for the best results, ensuring the adhesive is fully helped improve the look of before painting.
Q: Are there any specific tools recommended for working with these parts?
A: A hobby knife, tweezers, and fine detail paintbrushes are recommended for precise application.
Q: Is there a recommended way to store unused parts?
A: Store unused parts in a cool, dry place, preferably in their original packaging to help reduce the look of damage.
