The plastic model body is not included. Separate tools are required for assembly.
The magnetic mines that appeared at the same time as the outbreak of World War II were a type of sensitive mines that exploded in response to the magnetic field generated in the hull, and pose a great threat to ships sailing at sea. In 1945, the Japanese Navy urgently equipped all ships with a wire ring called "starboard electric circuit"
(degaussing wire) as a measure to cancel the magnetic field distortion caused by the hull. This product is an etched part that can reproduce the port side electric path. Can be used for a wide range of Japanese Navy ships, including the best. Approximately 2m long is available for large ships such as battleship Yamato. (From Discovery Japan Mall)