Aoshima 01065 I.J.N Submarine I175 (1/350) is a precision plastic assembly model, representing the Japanese submarine I-175 from World War II. This faithfully recreated 1:350 scale miniature allows for a detailed reproduction of one of the most famous vessels of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

The model is dedicated to all enthusiasts of naval military history, especially those passionate about submarines from the years 1939-1945. The I-175 submarine belonged to the Kaidai class, which was mass-produced and used by Japan mainly during the Pacific conflicts. It was launched in 1941 and actively participated in many wartime operations, such as supporting offensive actions against the American fleet and convoys. Its history ended in November 1944, when it was sunk during combat actions in the Philippine Sea.

• Model scale: 1/350, ensuring excellent proportions and display both in dioramas and solo collector presentations.
• Country of use: Japan; the model represents an imperial submarine from World War II.
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), guaranteeing durability of details and ease of processing during modeling work.
• Kit contents: model parts for assembly, instruction manual (glue and paints are not included).
• Product category: plastic ship model kit.
• Original period of use: World War II, years 1941-1944.
• Construction details: very well reproduced hull, deck, and superstructure elements – faithfully recreated based on technical documentation and historical sources.

The Aoshima I.J.N Submarine I175 model is an excellent choice for both experienced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of warships. The build difficulty is rated at 3/5: the kit requires precision and basic modeling skills, so it is recommended for those who already have some experience in assembling ship models.

This product stands out due to its very high quality of parts and attention to detail in reproducing the real ship. Thanks to this, you can create a realistic model that will be a highlight of any naval militaria collection. Highly recommended for collectors and World War II history enthusiasts.