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Trumpeter 1/350 JMSDF DDG-177 ATAGO Destroyer Plastic Model Kit

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Trumpeter 1/350 scale static plastic model kit of the JMSDF DDG-177 Atago destroyer, with 602 parts, photo-etched details, and SH-60K helicopter.

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Overview

The ATAGO was laid down on 5 April 2004, launched on 24 August 2005, and completed on 15 March 2007 at Mitsubishi Heavy Industry's Nagasaki Shipyard. As of 2007, the ATAGO class is fundamentally an improved and scaled-up version of the KONGO class; a hangar was newly added to carry one SH-60K helicopter. To enhance its function as a command centre, the bridge is two floors higher than the Arleigh Burke Flight IIA class, making its load displacement larger than 10,000 tons — the first JMSDF surface combat vessel to achieve this. It features large accommodation and is capable of flexible operation. The ship carries an Mk-45 Mod 4 127mm 62-calibre gun with a stealth-shaped battery. The Mk 41 VLS is capable of launching Standard Missiles, ASROC missiles, and Sea Sparrow missiles. For anti-surface attack, domestically-made Type 90 surface-to-surface guided missiles (SSM-1B) are carried instead of US-made Harpoon missiles.

Features

  • Lower hull made from two-directional slide moulds
  • Separate sonar dome
  • Either full hull version or waterline version can be assembled

Specifications

Item No04536
Scale1:350
Length439.5mm
Width65mm
Total Parts602 pcs
Photo Etched Parts3 pcs
Total Sprues10 sprues, upper hull, lower hull, waterline plate, deck, SH-60K, and stand
Paint SchemeJMSDF DDG-177
Released2010-10

Scale Model

Scale1/350
Military Watercraft TypeDestroyer

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