1/700 IJN Aircraft Carrier Akagi Full Hull Model (with Wood Deck) [KG-14 EX-3] Plastic Model Kit by Fujimi delivers a museum-quality representation of one of the Imperial Japanese Navy’s iconic carriers for naval model-building and display use.

Featuring:

• Full-hull design: The kit includes the complete lower hull and underwater form—not just a waterline version—providing an immersive display piece.
• Wood-deck finish & etched parts: Comes with a laser-cut wooden-deck sticker and photo-etched details for elevators and windbreaks, enabling high realism in deck presentation.
• Scale-model ship detail: Includes fine moulded superstructure parts, aircraft-carrier fittings and multiple sub-assemblies—ideal for dedicated ship model hobbyists.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: ~58.2 cm (582 mm)
  
• Width (beam): ~19.6 cm (196 mm)
  
• Height: ~8.5 cm (85 mm)

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:700
  
• Manufacturer: Fujimi
  
• Model: IJN Aircraft Carrier Akagi Full Hull (with Wood Deck) [KG-14 EX-3] Plastic Model Kit
  
• Parts count: Not officially published — but many detailed components typical of large-scale ship kits
  
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
  
• Assembly: Required
  
• Paint/Glue: Required (not included) — you will need plastic cement, paints and modelling tools
  
• Recommended Age: 15+ (or experienced model builders)
• Hull Type: Full Hull (not waterline only)

Perfect for: Ship-modelling enthusiasts, WW2 naval history fans, large-scale display collectors, diorama builders—

Why this kit matters
The Akagi served in the Imperial Japanese Navy as a key aircraft carrier in the early years of the Pacific War, including participation in the attack on Pearl Harbor. The vessel was later lost at the Battle of Midway in 1942, marking a turning point in naval aviation history. For scale-modellers this Fujimi 1/700 full-hull kit offers an expansive canvas—the ~58 cm finished length demands a prominent display spot and rewards careful assembly. The inclusion of a wood-deck sticker and etched parts enhances realism and invites advanced painting and finishing techniques.

How to use it
Begin by carefully trimming and cleaning sprue parts. Use plastic cement to assemble the hull, deck and superstructure. Paint large surfaces (hull, deck) using ship-appropriate colours; apply the wood-deck sticker and photo-etched details. Assemble smaller fittings (aircraft, masts, cranes) and apply decals if provided. Finish with clear coat or weathering as desired. Display on a shelf or glass cabinet with pride.

This is a plastic model kit. Assembly, paint, and glue are required. It is not a toy.