This time it is a plastic model of a ship. "Water line series" released by various manufacturers. I picked it up for the first time.
I don't know much about ships, so I didn't know what a destroyer was, but don't worry. A detailed explanation is provided on the back of the manual. Please read it.
In addition to the parts of the main body, there was a runner that seemed to be an additional part. It is a "parts set for the water line series", but I didn't know how to use it, so I haven't touched it. After a while after the release, it seems that the products with additional parts started to be distributed.
Since it's 1/700 scale, I've decided to handle parts that are as small as ever. This is the first time I've used tweezers so much with a plastic model. I'm glad I bought a reliable pair of tweezers.
The size of the hull after completion is about the same as the art knife. Adding a metal weight will give you the right amount of weight. As was the case with the Panzer II, I feel that this weight is doing a good job.
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