Fine Molds FW5 IJN Destroyer Sagiri 1/350

Fine Molds FW5 IJN Destroyer Sagiri 1/350 is a high-quality plastic model kit representing the Japanese Fubuki-class destroyer Sagiri, in a precise 1/350 scale. This model accurately depicts a vessel of the Imperial Japanese Navy, being one of the twenty-four advanced warships of this type built in the interwar period. Sagiri entered service just after World War I and for years stood as a symbol of power and innovation among destroyers worldwide – surpassing most foreign counterparts in capabilities and armament.

Historically, Sagiri and its sister ships were deployed in the Pacific from the early 1930s, their combat operations spanning the period of rising tensions before World War II and the first years of the conflict. The destroyer Sagiri was sunk in December 1941 during operations in the waters of the Dutch East Indies, becoming one of the first Japanese warships lost in the Far East during World War II.

• Model scale: 1/350, allowing for a truly detailed reproduction of the original vessel
• Country of origin: Japan, Imperial Navy
• Historical period: Interwar period, World War II (1930s – 1941)
• Material: High-quality plastic with detailed surface molding
• Category: Plastic model warship kit
• Contents of the set: Model parts on sprues, detailed assembly instructions, decals
• Additional elements: Option to enhance the model with aftermarket photo-etched sets (no basic metal or resin parts included in the kit)

A product by Fine Molds, renowned for their excellent level of detail and precise fit of parts, ensuring a realistic representation of the historic ship and a wealth of deck details. This model is recommended for experienced modellers and naval history enthusiasts who appreciate high standards of craftsmanship. Assembly requires precision – suggested difficulty level: 4/5. An excellent choice for collectors of Japanese warships and ambitious hobbyists looking to create a realistic World War II era diorama.