The pre-war seacraft mothership "Notoro" was originally completed at Kawasaki Shipyard in 1920 as the nameship of a large refueling ship, but it was converted into a seacraft mother in June 1934 as a replacement for the aging first-generation seacraft mother "Wakamiya". It was incorporated into the Sasebo Chinjufu.

The main tanker-type ship with a engine at the stern is larger than the "Wakamiya" and has an increased capacity.

The aircraft was housed on the upper deck, and a wooden canopy was set up before and after the bridge to cover it.

In addition, the lifting of the aircraft was used to strengthen and extend the front and rear derrick posts.

This renovation reduced the visibility of the bridge, so a pilot house was set up at the bottom of the front row.

During the war, he was engaged in aircraft transportation and heavy oil transportation, and the war ended while repairing damage from the lightning strike by the U.S. submarine.

・The kit reproduces the appearance of the 1930s, which was converted into a seaplane carrier.

・Type 14 surface reconnaissance aircraft x 2 are included.

・Ocean model.

・1 ship included.

・Size at completion: Total length 205mm

※This product is a plastic model that needs to be assembled and painted.

※Adhesives, tools, paints, etc. are required separately for assembly and painting.

・This product is a plastic model that needs to be assembled.

・The image of the finished product is a sample.

・The main material is plastic.

・There is no paint or adhesive used for assembly.

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