Tamiya 1/700 Japanese Battleship Yamato Plastic Model Kit

This is a 1/700 Plastic Japanese Battleship YAMATO from Tamiya.
For ages 10 and over.

In August 1940, Japanese battleship YAMATO was finally launched at water
from Kure naval lawn's dry dock. Work on the YAMATO project began with the
development and modernization such as the substantial armament 46cm turret, it was in
1934.
This project was in a supersecret for a while because the YAMATO needed to
be a last wish for Japanese naval at that time. Most of primary countries which
had naval were connecting to develop the strategy implementing naval because the Washington
Treaty of 1922 prohibiting on the building and construction of new battleships according to
its size, weight, and weaponries were expected to be expired in those days.

FEATURES:
Plastic pieces connected to sprues and molded in gray and red; clear
    pieces likewise included.
Ready to put together accuracy model kit.
Highly detailed exterior.
Several different guns consisted of for armament.
Includes crane and flag.
Unassembled float planes consisted of.
Lifeboats included.
Metal piece included for flotation assistance.
Colorful instruction sheet which reveals painting schemes.
Waterslide decals.
Detailed pictorial instructions.

INCLUDES:
One 1/700 Japanese Battleship Yamato

REQUIRES:
Assembly
Cement for plastics (TESR3512)
Paint: Chrome Silver, Gold Leaf, Flat Black, Flat White, Flat Yellow,
    Yellow Green, Hull Red, Flat Brown, J.N. Green, J.N. Gray, Neutral
    Gray, Metallic Gray, Buff, German Gray, Red Brown
Brushes
Sprue Cutter
Modeling Knife
Submit or Emery Board
Water for decals
Adult Supervision

SPECIFICATIONS:
Scale: 1/700
Length: 15" (38cm)
Width: 2" (5.1cm)

REMARKS:
Keep small pieces and sharp edges away from children ages 3 and
    under. For ages 10 and over.
Care need to be taken when using tools and modeling knives.
Paints advised for usage with this set are for adult modelers only.