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		Brand	FUJIMI	Main Property	Accessories, sceneries
		Name	Ref: FUJ43088 Created: 04/22/2009 DOCK Description: Set for the reproduction of a dock ( building or repair) for ships. Including dock and cranes. Perfect for all kind of dioramas at the 1/700th scale. Plastic Stock:	Speciality	Buildings, dioramas accessories, artificial water
				Scale	1/700e
Advised Kits Brand TRUMPETER Main Property Plastic Models Name Ref: TR05756   Created: 05/14/2009 LIBERTY SHIP SS JOHN W. BROWN (1944) Description : One of the two remaining "Liberty Ship" still floating today. The ship is a museum and can be visited in the harbor of Baltimore USA. During WWII, she took part in the landing operations at Anzio, Italy and in the South of France (Provence) landing August 1944. After the war she was used from 1946 to 1982 as floating nautical High school in the New York harbor area facilities. Graduating thousands of students prepared to begin careers in the Merchant Marine. She was the only school of this type in the United States and probably in the world. Stock:   Speciality Warships world war 2 Scale 1/700e Brand AOSHIMA Main Property Plastic Models Name Ref: AOS03797   Created: 04/22/2009 I-400 IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY 1945 Description : The Sen Toku I-400-class submarines of the Imperial Japanese Navy were the largest submarines of World War II, and remained the largest ever built prior to the development of nuclear ballistic missile submarines in the 1960s. They were submarine aircraft carriers able to carry 3 Aichi M6A Seiran aircraft underwater to their destinations. They were designed to surface, launch the planes then dive again quickly before they were discovered. They also carried torpedoes for close range combat. The I-400 class was designed with the range to travel anywhere in the world and return. A fleet of 19 boats was planned in 1942, and work started on the first in January 1943 at the Kure, Hiroshima arsenal. Within a year the plan was scaled back to five, of which only three (I-400 at Kure, and I-401 and I-402 at Sasebo) were completed. First operations were planned for 1945 including an attack of the Panama canal which never occured due to the end of the war. Stock:   Speciality Submarines Scale 1/700e Brand AOSHIMA Main Property Plastic Models Name Ref: AOS03798   Created: 04/22/2009 IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY I-401 SUBMARINE 1945 Description : Sister-ship of the I-400, she had the same operational life. Stock:   Speciality Submarines Scale 1/700e Brand AOSHIMA Main Property Plastic Models Name Ref: AOS03868   Created: 04/22/2009 IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY BATTLESHIP "MUTSU" Description : She was the Imperial Japanese Navy’s second Nagato class battleship, laid down at the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal on 1 June 1918, launched on 31 May 1920, and completed on 24 October 1921. Mutsu sailed with the Yamato, Nagato, Hosho, Sendai, nine destroyers and four auxiliary ships as Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto’s Main Body during the Battle of Midway in June 1942. Mutsu suffered a catastrophic explosion in the number 3 ammunition magazine 3km North of the present-day Mutsu Memorial on Oshima Island, on 8 June 1943. Although the direct cause of the explosion was never substantiated, it was ruled by the Japanese Government as "human interference". The explosion was so severe that it instantly sheared the stern from the ship forward of turret 3, causing major flooding in the boiler rooms and main engine room. The 535-foot (163 m) front section of the ship rolled to starboard and sank almost instantly resulting in the loss of over 1,100 officers and men, including 140 instructors and cadets from an aviation training group on a familiarization tour. The stern upended and remained floating for nearly 12 hours before coming to rest just a few hundred feet south of the main wreck. Only 350 survivors were recovered. The Japanese fleet was quickly mobilized and combed the small bay for enemy ships or submarines but came up empty. After a coverup operation was launched, and all hope of raising Mutsu was abandoned, the precious fuel-oil was pumped out and ammunition was recovered. Mutsu remained untouched for 25 years. Stock:   Speciality Warships world war 2 Scale 1/700e