Aoshima 00819 Suzutsuki 1/700 – Plastic Model of Japanese Destroyer

The Aoshima 00819 Suzutsuki model in 1/700 scale is a precisely reproduced miniature of a Japanese destroyer from World War II. This plastic assembly model is an exceptional proposition for all naval modeling enthusiasts looking for authentically looking ships with a rich combat history. Offered by the Japanese manufacturer Aoshima, the set guarantees high-quality details and excellent fit of components.

Historical Information about Suzutsuki

The destroyer Suzutsuki was one of the Akizuki-class ships serving in the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II (1939–1945). Launched in 1942, it stood out as one of the most modern escort vessels, taking part in key operations in the Pacific – including military transport convoy missions and the escort of larger fighting units. Suzutsuki went down in history for, among others, participating in the famous Battle of Leyte Gulf, where she demonstrated remarkable endurance after suffering heavy damage, rescuing sailors from sinking ships.

Model Specifications and Set Contents

• Scale: 1/700 – ideal for collecting and displaying in dioramas
• Country of prototype origin: Japan
• Period of use: World War II
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
• The model parts allow you to build a faithful replica with clearly marked superstructures, armament, and deck details
• The set does not include glue or paints

Recommendations and Difficulty Level

The Aoshima 00819 Suzutsuki 1/700 model is especially recommended for intermediate modelers (difficulty level: 3 on a 1-5 scale) – the assembly of small and precise deck parts requires care and experience, but the clear instructions guide you through the entire building process step by step. An excellent choice for enthusiasts of naval history, collectors of Japanese ships, and anyone who wants to enrich their collection with an authentic World War II vessel.