Japanese Submarine I-400 (1:350)

The World's Largest "Submarine Carrier"

The I-400 was a submarine the likes of which the world had never seen before. At the time of their completion, the I-400 and her sister ships were the largest, and arguably the most advanced submarines in the world. With a 122m length, 12m width, and 6,560 ton displacement, their size rivalled that of destroyers of the time and their amazing endurance could allow them to traverse the globe one and a half times.

Loaded with three Seiran bombers, a planned attack on the Panama Canal was only moments away from reality. Diverted to attack the gathering Allied invasion fleet at Ulithi, the war ended before the submarines could launch their strike. However, the I-400 class submarines' technological advances were recognized and it can be said that they helped influence the development of nuclear ballistic submarines after the war.

About the Model

• 1/350 scale assembly kit model.
• Length: 348.5mm
• Hull comprised of upper and lower sections for ease of assembly.
• Hangar features realistic interior details and can store 3 Seiran aircraft.
• Parts included for 2 Seiran aircraft with wings extended, which can be posed on the catapult or on the included display stand.
• Large set of precision-made photo-etched parts included for the ultimate finish.
• Features such as the crane and antennae can be posed in extended or retracted positions.
• Includes special display stand.

Model supplied unpainted and requires assembly.